Haxe

(btw, you can drop the `null, 0` from that `add_child` call, that one is fixed as well)

yeah i saw, just forgot to actually do that lol

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Text left aligned:
```haxe
text.align = LEFT;
text.anchorX = 0;
text.x = 0;
text.fitWidth = parentWidth;
```
right:
```haxe
text.align = RIGHT;
text.anchorX = 1;
text.x = parentWidth;
text.fitWidth = parentWidth;
```
center:
```haxe
text.align = CENTER;
text.anchorX = 0.5;
text.x = parentWidth * 0.5;
text.fitWidth = parentWidth;
```

i cant tell whats happening with colors right now lmao

so the `backgroundColor` property is HaxeUI's `Color` abstract, but godot has its own color class thats represented by a abstract in haxe too

I'd be surprised if it couldn't translate to to godot's color abstract without a need for conversion

```hx
var alpha = 0x000000FF;
var color = style.backgroundColor | alpha;
```

`Color.hex(style.backgroundColor | 0x000000FF)` doesnt seem to work 🤔

haxeui seems to drop the alpha part which is fine i guess

the 2nd trace is supposed to be `(r, g, b, a)`

i just discovered something *very* cool that it can do