I have submitted shapes and sheet for Living Systems Theory as well. http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395766
Are there any guides for allowing user editable variables in the shape definitions? Is it possible to allow a dynamically expanding array of values? (Or a collection of objects, each object containing values based on the shape type.) I would also like to be able to link SVG exported images together per the basic standard for xlink. Is there any way to increase the attention that these feature requests receive? I recall reading that linked documents were very desirable, the SVG output linking should only require edits to the exporter and not core engine of dia I think. Adding "link" as a property value may be the only necessary component. Here is the description of the attached shapes/sheet: This is a series of shapes based on Living Systems Theory by James G Miller. It is a comprehensive set of subsystems that can document any living or nonliving system. Due to the property of "shred-out" each subsystem can then be analyzed in the same way, and utilize the same subsystems. It is possible to document systems like web servers in LST, but the majority of this documentation will be as useful as the amount of detail included. Storing variables in each shape is the next intended feature. Basic documentation on Living Systems Theory is available at scrifoundation.org -- Ian Smith SCRI Foundation Sustainable Civilization Research Institute http://scrifoundation.org http://sustainametric.blogspot.com (503) 288-4198
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