Re: Dia python plugins

2009-07-16 Thread Nigel King
answering my own question - I think this is achieved by the command sudo port install dia -with-python Unfortunately I upgraded macports to version 1.710 using selfupdate and now dia will not install complaining about ---> Building dia Error: Target org.macports.build returned: shell command

Re: Dia plugins

2009-07-16 Thread Nycko
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Steffen Macke wrote: > Hi Nicolas, > >> Hello List!, I come to you to ask where can I get information for >> creating plugins for this application. I am very interested in this >> for a project I have in mind and safety to give a lot. > > Do you want to create Pyth

Re: Dia plugins

2009-07-16 Thread Steffen Macke
Hi Nicolas, > Hello List!, I come to you to ask where can I get information for > creating plugins for this application. I am very interested in this > for a project I have in mind and safety to give a lot. Do you want to create Python or C to create your plugins? For Python, a very simple plug-

Dia plugins

2009-07-16 Thread Nycko
Hello List!, I come to you to ask where can I get information for creating plugins for this application. I am very interested in this for a project I have in mind and safety to give a lot. Greetings -- Escobar, Nicolas Dto. Tecnologia Informatica y Telecomunicaciones S.A. www.itcsa.net __

Re: Download for Mac OS X

2009-07-16 Thread Nigel King
David, Currently Dia depends upon many other modules and I do not believe that anybody has put them together. I successfully installed mine using Macports two days ago. It worked first time. I tried the recommended easy_install which did not work. I removed the eggs there and then used Mac

python script to export finite state machines (bug-fix)

2009-07-16 Thread Unai Estébanez
Hi, I have fixed a minor bug when exporting an UML fsm to .txt file. In some cases an action is labeled as "NULL" and this is not right, so I fixed the bug. Here you are the new script: --- SCRITP STARTS HERE --- import sys, dia class Transition : def __init__(self) : self.trigger = ""