I'm not sure this is even fixable. I understand when making complex linetypes, you can use R for relative rotation to the line. this will produce text that when the poly line is drawing right to left is upside down, and if you use U for relative rotation, the text will on the top or bottom half of a circle/square be upright. In the below example it shows text upright and centered when the polyline is drawn right to left (bottom of rectangle).
If I want the text to always remain horizontal you can use A for absolute rotation, but when you try to modify the text to center in in the gap, since the complex linetype uses bottom left justification and the x and y offesets are relative to the polylines orientation, it will be centered when the poly line is drawing right to left, but not in other orientations. This seems to be because the text is moved according the the offset, but then rotated about the bottom left insertion point of the text, moving out of center.
Is there a way to have text remain horizontal, but have it centered in the line gap properly not mater the orientation of the polyline, as when using U or R for text rotation?
