48 ;;Quote: Self emphasizes concreteness, uniformity, and flexibility: program by copy-and-modify, uniform objects and messages, flexible slot structure

49 ;;Quote: Self uses the right mouse button for global, object-level actions and the middle mouse button for object-specific actions; action on contact

49 ;;Quote: can select an object and then select a menu choice; a context-dependent pop-up menu is more direct

49 ;;Quote: can use different cursors such as a paint bucket; requires a selection to change modes; a pop-up menu is more direct

50 ;;Quote: everything in Self is an object, and an object consists of named slots

50+;;Quote: each Self object has a unique outliner that lists the object's slots; makes the outliner and object the same

53 ;;Quote: the entire Self environment is available for direct deconstruction or modification; e.g., add a resize button to a simulation from the resize entry on a menu

54 ;;Quote: Self allows modification at any time; most interface builders separate editing from running the interface

56 ;;Quote: a Self object holds its own behavior instead of using a class; increases flexibility

56+;;Quote: Self outliners present all the state and behavior available to an object through itself and its parents

57 ;;Quote: Self inlines many calls via dynamic compilation based on actual method usage