Good to see the example updated working with the new system of embedding morphs!

How would an example look like where the embedded morph is on its own line?

--Hannes

On Fri, 4 Oct 2019 14:21:47 0000, commits at source.squeak.org
<commits at source.squeak.org> wrote:
> Patrick Rein uploaded a new version of Morphic to project The Trunk:
> http://source.squeak.org/trunk/Morphic-pre.1556.mcz
>
> ==================== Summary ====================
>
> Name: Morphic-pre.1556
> Author: pre
> Time: 4 October 2019, 4:21:37.806303 pm
> UUID: 47327636-d19c-cf45-a282-baf3d5edf2c4
> Ancestors: Morphic-pre.1555
>
> Updates the examples and code references in the comment for TextAnchor to
> correspond to the new infrastructure.
>
> =============== Diff against Morphic-pre.1555 ===============
>
> Item was changed:
>   TextAttribute subclass: #TextAnchor
>   	instanceVariableNames: 'anchoredMorph'
>   	classVariableNames: ''
>   	poolDictionaries: ''
>   	category: 'Morphic-Text Support'!
>
> + !TextAnchor commentStamp: 'pre 10/4/2019 16:11' prior: 0!
> + TextAnchors support anchoring of images in text. A TextAnchor exists as an
> attribute of text emphasis. Depending on whether its anchoredMorph is a
> Morph or a Form, it repositions the morph, or displays the form
> respectively.  The coordination between composition, display, and selection
> can best be understood by browsing the various implementations of
> placeEmbeddedObjectFrom:.
> - !TextAnchor commentStamp: 'md 8/10/2006 11:52' prior: 0!
> - TextAnchors support anchoring of images in text.  A TextAnchor exists as
> an attribute of text emphasis, and it gets control like a FontReference,
> through the emphasizeScanner: message.  Depending on whether its
> anchoredMorph is a Morph or a Form, it repositions the morph, or displays
> the form respectively.  The coordination between composition, display and
> selection can best be understood by browsing the various implementations of
> placeEmbeddedObject:.
>
> + In the morphic world, you can embed any form or morph in text by adding a
> startOfHeader character and adding the TextAnchor attribute to it.
> - In the morphic world, simply embed any form or morph in text.
>
>   	Workspace new
> + 		contents: (Text withAll: 'foo') , (Text string: Character startOfHeader
> asString attribute: (TextAnchor new anchoredMorph: MenuIcons confirmIcon)) ,
> (Text withAll: 'bar');
> - 		contents: (Text withAll: 'foo') , (Text string: '*' attribute:
> (TextAnchor new anchoredMorph: MenuIcons confirmIcon)) , (Text withAll:
> 'bar');
>   		openLabel: 'Text with Form'.
>
>   	Workspace new
> + 		contents: (Text withAll: 'foo') , (Text string: Character startOfHeader
> asString attribute: (TextAnchor new anchoredMorph: EllipseMorph new)) ,
> (Text withAll: 'bar');
> + 		openLabel: 'Text with Morph'.!
> - 		contents: (Text withAll: 'foo') , (Text string: '*' attribute:
> (TextAnchor new anchoredMorph: EllipseMorph new)) , (Text withAll: 'bar');
> - 		openLabel: 'Text with Morph'.
> -
> - In this case you select a piece of the screen, and it gets anchored to a
> one-character text in the editor's past buffer.  If you then paste into some
> other text, you will see the image as an embedded image.!
>
>
>