On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 11:19:28AM +0200, Cyrille Chepelov wrote: > Huh, is it certain that a checkbox is the best thing to do? Shouldn't we > have an enum an nice graphic comboboxes like for the other line properties? > (even if we start by implementing only single and double lines, you can > already argue: how much spacing between the two lines? For instance, if the > basic line width is "lw", it may be useful to have: > line(lw), space(lw), line(lw) > but also > line(lw), space(lw/2), line(lw) > and > line(lw), space(lw*2), line(lw) > or > foreground(lw), background(lw), foreground(lw) > and > foreground(lw), background(lw*2), foreground(lw) > this would be a must with foreground=orange, > background=yellow, to sketch a quick map to > a destination which includes motorways > > At least, SVG is mute on this topic.
It's ofcourse better to have the implementation more flexible, but I'm
actually just searching for a double-line and hope to have something working
in a decent timeschedule.
Plus it's a good way for me to get used to the dia codebase :) If I get used
to that, perhaps I can contribute (I didn't use dia before until now, but I
really think it's going to help me with my current studies -- give or take
a few features :)
> objects/standard/line.c/line_draw() affects only the "Standard - Line"
> object.
It is on the "Standard - Line" that I want to achieve the double-line
feature. But even when I clear the line_draw() function from dia, the
"Standard - Line" still shows.
When I double-click on that line, I get the properties for it (and it sais
"Properties: Standard - Line") so I'm pretty sure I'm working with the
correct object :)
Wkr,
Sven Vermeulen
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