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I think it's more intuitive this way. When you draw a rectangle, you start with a corner point and then draw the width and height. With a circle, you go to the
by chkas 3y ago
I think it's more intuitive this way. When you draw a rectangle, you start with a corner point and then draw the width and height. With a circle, you go to the center and then draw it with a radius.
- chrisjj 3y agoI think that's true only if one uses a compasses for circle. And that circle does not start with pen at centre. In easylang, it does. In my opinion, the easylang positioning shoud not be based on any off-computer drawing process specific to the shape type, but on the result, consistently for all shape types. Only this meets e.g. the expectation that change to shape type retains position. I wish your project every success.