Create Text Position Feature #7
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*Text can now be positioned via setXPosition and setYPosition functions instead of defaulting to center of view. Values range from 0-100 with 50 as the center by default. *Note: No intelligence is built into setting text position. For example, setting X or Y position to 0 places half of the text offscreen. User judgement required!
*Change default center value to 51 instead of 50.
*Int rounding results in incorrect positioning. Fix by performing arithmetic in float and then cast to int.
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*Text can now be positioned via setXPosition and setYPosition functions instead of defaulting to center of view. Values range from 0-100 with 50 as the center by default.
*Note: No intelligence is built into setting text position. For example, setting X or Y position to 0 places half of the text offscreen. User judgement required!