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I guess you are looking from something like this: <br>
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note: the ButtonMorph is the only one that by default put the<br>
text in center of its geometry. StringM and TextM do not.<br>
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m := RectangleMorph new.<br>
m openInWorld.<br>
m extent: 300@300; position: 100@100.<br>
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m layoutPolicy: TableLayout new.<br>
m listDirection: #topToBottom. "default, place elements as rows in
a table."<br>
m listCentering: #topLeft. <br>
m layoutInset: 5. "space to container morph."<br>
m cellInset: 5@5. "Space between table cells."<br>
m hResizing: #spaceFill. <br>
m vResizing: #spaceFill.<br>
m color: (Color yellow darker darker darker).<br>
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t1 := SimpleButtonMorph new.<br>
t1 openInWorld. <br>
t1 color: ((Color green) lighter lighter lighter) .<br>
t1 borderColor: (Color black). <br>
t1 borderWidth: 2.<br>
t1 hResizing: #spaceFill.<br>
t1 vResizing: #spaceFill.<br>
m addMorphBack: t1.<br>
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t2 := SimpleButtonMorph new. <br>
t2 openInWorld. <br>
t2 color: ((Color yellow) lighter lighter lighter) .<br>
t2 borderColor: (Color black). <br>
t2 borderWidth: 2.<br>
t2 hResizing: #spaceFill.<br>
t2 vResizing: #spaceFill.<br>
m addMorphBack: t2.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/6/19 6:22 AM, Thiede, Christoph
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<p>Hi,</p>
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<p>I am probably not seeing the wood for the trees: How can I
achieve the following situation? When the layout changes, both
texts should keep their center relative to their owner's
bounds:</p>
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<p>If I use a ProportionalLayout, I can position the TextMorphs
at the offsets <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:0.5@0.25">0.5@0.25</a> and <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:0.5@0.75">0.5@0.75</a>, but only with their
upper left corner, so they will not really be centered.</p>
<p>If I use a TableLayout, I can center the TextMorphs at the
top and the bottom using #listCentering:. However, I cannot
center each morph relative to one vertical halft of the owner.</p>
<p>How can I stretch both cells to half the height of the morph?
I also experimented with #cellSpacing: but still did not
achieve the desired layout. (Also, I did not found any senders
of the property in the image.)</p>
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<p>Of course, I could use two auxiliary morphs which are
arranged using a ProportionalLayout and each contain one text
as a centered cell (with #listCentering: and #wrapCentering:).
But for me, this feels a quite heavy solution for such a
simple problem. Or is this the only way to go?</p>
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<p>Thanks in advance,</p>
<p>Christoph</p>
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