Good morning, fellow developers and mailing list readers!
After a night of good sleep (which I have rather seldom these times) I
have some ideas of how to improve the header further. So I think, it's
time for Part III, so people can see any advancing. ;)
What I like to do in this part is definin
Hi again.
> > In my opinion it will rather be an element (post if you disagree).
>
> It's really up to you. Basically, you have these ancestors:
> Object -- when nothing else fits
The lowest denominator. Object is what I'll resort to if someone
dislikes the limitations of Elements.
>
Le mer, jun 27, 2001, à 08:44:36 +0200, Xavier Ordoquy a écrit:
> I just looked a bit in diagramdata.c and dia-newcanvas looks pretty
> similar. I think Jamesh would explain better than I can do how this
> fits, but looks like it's fine.
> dia canvas has items (line, rectangle, ...) with some pro
Le mer, jun 27, 2001, à 08:14:43 +0200, Andre Kloss a écrit:
> > OTOH, every UrShape (if UrShape are really seen as objects by the
> > core) should have at least an Object as their first member
> > (usually named obj if it's an Object, elem if it's an Element, and
> > so on).
> In my opinion it w
> Hmmm... could the Renderer interface be synced with dia's ? (namely, the
> prerender_string() method [a no-op in the gtk renderer, some stuff in
> lib/diagramdata.c, if that applies to dia-newcanvas]. There has also been
> some discussion to help support groups for export renderers (would be
Cyrille: Thanks for this enlighening answer. To anyone else:
> This is somewhat of a mess now, but it's also the way to integrate into the
> dia core without it really knowing the UrShapes are special (which it
> shouldn't, until the UrShape code is considered "core" like stdprop now is).
Yep. I
Le mer, jun 27, 2001, à 05:47:35 +0200, Xavier Ordoquy a écrit:
> Hi all.
>
> I've just read one mail about the dia port to gtk+2.0 and later, gnome
> 2.
> I have taken over the dia-newcanvas widget that was initiated by james
> henstridge. The widget is under developement but can be usefull
> fo
Hey Andre, check out my UrShape and GObject post. I think this will solve a
lot. They are basically non-gui Gtk objects.
Andre Kloss wrote:
> Hi again.
>
> > Could someone give a brief overview of what the ObjectOps and ObjectType
> > stuff do? Is this still used or is it depricated in the Std
Le mer, jun 27, 2001, à 06:17:45 +0200, Andre Kloss a écrit:
> > Could someone give a brief overview of what the ObjectOps and ObjectType
> > stuff do? Is this still used or is it depricated in the StdProps code?
> Well, I don't know. I just found it in the source and it looked
> reasonable to m
Hi again.
> Could someone give a brief overview of what the ObjectOps and ObjectType
> stuff do? Is this still used or is it depricated in the StdProps code?
Well, I don't know. I just found it in the source and it looked
reasonable to me. Cyrille? James? Someone?
> > int max_children;
> We d
Hi all.
I've just read one mail about the dia port to gtk+2.0 and later, gnome
2.
I have taken over the dia-newcanvas widget that was initiated by james
henstridge. The widget is under developement but can be usefull
for dia.
It will mostly care about the item selection, movement, grabbing,
snapp
Well I just got finished reading about GObject and am convinced they are
the way to go. They OO and provide for signal and slots which solves
the callback stuff. The only problem is that to use them requires
GLib-2.0 and GTK+ 2.0 which may cause your systems to become unstable.
Bleeding edge bab
Andre Kloss wrote:
> Hi, there.
>
> Since I don't see anyone providing a basic UrShape definition, I'll
> try to write one myself. It is far from complete, but I need to
> advance with this project, since my profesor will stop me from using
> dia if I don't have a "working draft" of a UrShape b
Hi, there.
Since I don't see anyone providing a basic UrShape definition, I'll
try to write one myself. It is far from complete, but I need to
advance with this project, since my profesor will stop me from using
dia if I don't have a "working draft" of a UrShape by Friday.
typedef struct UrShape
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