Well, I'm not doing a good job to advocate to remove CircleMorph and these special cases...
Karl's fix is a start, but for example typing a number into the "heading" slot in the CircleMorph doesn't work. There is some other bad assumptions around it...
-- Yoshiki
At Mon, 29 Oct 2007 18:38:50 +0100, Karl wrote:
[1 <text/plain; UTF-8 (7bit)>] antonio wrote:
Hello
Actually when you rotate an EllipseMorph instance with another object embeded, then this object -the second one- also rotate, but when you rotate a CircleMorph instance with another object embeded, the second one do not rotate solidarity.
Here is a fix
Karl [2 CircleMorph-addFlexShellIfNecessary.st <text/plain (base64)>] 'From etoys2.2 of 22 September 2007 [latest update: #1731] on 29 October 2007 at 6:37:23 pm'!
!CircleMorph methodsFor: 'rotate scale and flex' stamp: 'kfr 10/29/2007 18:36'! addFlexShellIfNecessary "When scaling or rotating from a halo, I can do this without a flex shell"
submorphs ifEmpty:[^self]. super addFlexShellIfNecessary ! !
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