> > Make a new diagram
> > Draw an arc between two adjacent grid points
> > Move the arc midpoint back and forth -- on one side it disappears, on
> > the other it's there.
I can confirm this problem. Added bug report #331372 to track it.
Steffen
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Dia
> However, if I set typical margins (say 1" all around), Dia scales the page
> up to fill an entire piece of paper. (Despite Scale: set to 100%, which in
> my mind should not change zoom at all).
I can confirm this problem and filed bug #331371 to keep track of it.
Steffen
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> > On 0.95-pre1 Windows, arc connections sometimes vanish. This behaves
> > somewhat like a problem with a trig function. Maybe a classic atan vs.
> > atan2 issue. Basically, when you grab the control point and try to
adjust
> > how curved an arc is, for some ranges of arc, the line disappears.
On Wed, 2006-02-15 at 10:55 -0500, Rob McDonald wrote:
> > the Dia for Windows 0.95-pre1 installer is available from
> > http://dia-installer.sourceforge.net
>
>
> I'm not sure if this is a Windows problem, or a problem general to
> 0.95-pre1.
>
> On 0.95-pre1 Windows, arc connections sometimes
If I go into Page Setup and set the Dia margins to zero all the way around,
Dia prints to an appropriate scale.
However, if I set typical margins (say 1" all around), Dia scales the page
up to fill an entire piece of paper. (Despite Scale: set to 100%, which in
my mind should not change zoom at al
> However, the vertical positioning still seems to be off by about the
height
> of a lower case letter. Baseline vs. character center.
>
> Rob
In render_metapost.c , in the function draw_string , there is a switch based
on Dia's alignment parameter. The comment says
/* We use the "
> the Dia for Windows 0.95-pre1 installer is available from
> http://dia-installer.sourceforge.net
I'm not sure if this is a Windows problem, or a problem general to
0.95-pre1.
On 0.95-pre1 Windows, arc connections sometimes vanish. This behaves
somewhat like a problem with a trig function. Ma
> > First, a simple question. What the heck does the font size in Dia mean?
> > Visually, a font size (cmr10) of 0.30 looks to be about 10pt on screen
in
> > Dia. It comes out about 18pt in LaTeX through MetaPost. Also, I think
the
> > positioning issue is as simple as positioning the text using
