Scott,
Apologies for being ignorant in Squeak (textual) pgming, but *exactly* what would I type into a script?  E.g., I create a rectangle 'Sketch', open its Viewer, drag out an emptyScript tile, and toggle it to show textual code -- then what?  By default, of course, the "rotation center" crosshairs is in the center of the rectangle.  Let's say I'd like to program it to be at the lower-left corner - how could I do that?

--Randy (feel free to reply to the list; didn't know if we should keep this offline)

On Jan 23, 2006, at 4:52 PM, Scott Wallace wrote:

At 2:33 PM -0500 1/23/06, Randy Heiland wrote:

... (This is also somewhat related to a question I posted a few weeks
back about programmatically setting the location of the rotation center, to
which Scott replied that it was not possible).

Just to clarify, my reply was that it (i.e. programmatically setting an object's rotation center) could not done with tiles alone, but that it was "easily accomplished" if the user were willing to resort to using a single line of *textual* script...

At 3:24 PM -0800 12/6/05, Scott Wallace wrote:

However, programmatically setting an object's rotation center is

easily accomplished via a *textual* script.  Send #rotationCenter: to

the player's costume's renderedMorph.


Cheers,

  -- Scott
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