Hi Craig,

This problem (or similar ones) could happen to any morph. There are two kinds of resizing halo handles. The bottom right default handle is a yellow Grow Handle. But if you rotate your morph, it changes to a light orange Scale Handle.
This also happens if you send #addFlexShell to the new TinyPaint.

If you resize the TinyPaint with the orange handle, everything works ok. If you resize it with the yellow one, it doesn't.

Perhaps someone can explain the purpose of these different halo handles.

Regards,
Juan Manuel Vuletich

>  
>  Hi--
>  
>  -	(TinyPaint new openInWorld)
>  -	Draw some stuff.
>  -	Resize via halo.
>  -	Drawing no longer works.
>  
>  but...
>  
>  -	(TinyPaint new openInWorld)
>  -	Rotate via halo.
>  -	Draw some stuff.
>  -	Resize via halo.
>  -	Drawing still works.
>  
>  	It seems that a side effect of SketchMorph>>extent:, inherited by
>  TinyPaint, is that brush strokes are recorded on a different form
>  (<<brush<<destForm) than the one displayed (<<rotatedForm), because the
>  latter gets reassigned. What's the right fix? I suppose I should
>  interpose a TransformationMorph at some point, a la Morph>>addFlexShell.
>  Do I add a TinyPaint>>extent: and do it there? Should I do this after
>  the outer morph opens (when the TinyPaint has an owner)?
>  
>  	I'd like this to work so that I can embed a TinyPaint in a morph with a
>  table layout, filling space in both directions.
>  
>  
>  	thanks,
>  
>  -C
>  
>  --
>  Craig Latta
>  composer and computer scientist
>  craig.latta at netjam.org
>  www.netjam.org
>  crl at watson.ibm.com
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>