MultilineStringMorph has undefined properties

[bboe]

Added text to a sprite to get the following example:

In [44]: vars(s.stage.sprites[0].images[1])
Out[44]: 
{'fields': {'compositeForm': <ColorForm(140x129)>,
  'form': <ColorForm(140x129)>,
  'jpegBytes': None,
  'mediaName': 'costume2',
  'rotationCenter': Point(92, 73),
  'textBox': <MultilineStringMorph()>},
 'version': 4}

In [45]: vars(s.stage.sprites[0].images[1].textBox)
Out[45]: 
{'fields': {'bounds': Rectangle([0, 0, 55, 39]),
  'color': TranslucentColor(0, 0, 0, 0),
  'flags': 0,
  'owner': None,
  'properties': None,
  'submorphs': [],
  'undefined-10': Color(361, 621, 806),
  'undefined-11': [u'foo'],
  'undefined-6': 0,
  'undefined-7': Color(1023, 1023, 1023),
  'undefined-8': [<#Helvetica Bold>, 24, True],
  'undefined-9': Color(0, 0, 0)},
 'version': 1}

[tjvr]

Aha! I hadn't realised MultilineStringMorph was used for anything. "undefined" is kurt's way of dealing with fields it can't name, without losing the data. I'll fix this next time I sync.

Thanks for pointing this out!

Out of curiosity, how are you getting this output?

[bboe]

Out of curiosity, how are you getting this output?

The output is from ipython. The commands I ran are on the In [N]: lines and the return value is displayed after the corresponding Out [N]: lines.

If instead you meant, what did you do to the scratch project to generate this output, basically you need to go into the sprite editor, and add some sort of text to the sprite. That should cover it.