Cyrille wrote:
> When we're gtk2/GNOME2, we'll have the possibility to
> include DiaCanvas.
Is this referring to DiaCanvas 2, which is occassionally mentioned on this list, or
something else? Does it mean utilizing DiaCanvas (2 or otherwise) in Dia or making
DiaCanvas a generic widget for use
I use Ctrl+A for "View/Show All" all the time. Many graphics applications use the
same short cut, regardless of what the Gnome or Windows interface guidelines say.
"Select All" is an uncommon operation in Dia and similar applications. I think this
is a case of "rules are made to be broken."
This is answered in the FAQ at http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/dia.html.
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From:Matts Kivik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: How can I rotate objects ?
It is not often (seldom) that I want the
For those who don't want to go looking the link to Hans' binary, it is:
http://hans.breuer.org/dia/dia-0.89.htm
Rob Campbell
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From: Robert Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm using a 0.89 binary that I got from a link in the mailing list archive (thanks,
Hans). It works great and is noticeably more stable (the warning about anti-aliased
mode still comes up, but I'd swear the problems were less frequent or nonexistent).
So why no official release? The Dia home
Is any of this perhaps related to the problem that a UML class object will not shrink
when the longest attribute or method shrinks? I'm running the Windows version.
Thanks,
Rob Campbell
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From:Cyrille Chepelov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:Thu, 29 Nov 2001 13:38:49
this purpose has an option for creating previews that
could be turned on. If not, the interested party ought to put a request into that
library's maintainers.
Rob Campbell
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From: Robert Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:Fri, 02 Nov 2001 08:49:0
When creating an EPS file, you typically have the option of embedding a preview. This
preview is what a word processor or other program displays on the screen. Even in MS
Word, if the preview is not included in the EPS file, the image will not appear when
the document is edited (presumably, i
I think what Gil means is something analagous to a physical document that consists of
multiple independent sheets, for example, blue prints of a house or electrical
schematics of a machine. In Dia, it would be as if several independent diagrams could
exist in the same file. Depending on imple
Someone was working on this feature for school or work. Is that person still
following this list? And if so, can he or she give an update? If I was interested in
this feature, I would search the archive, track that person down, and offer my help
and encouragement to finish it.
Rob Campbell
I'm not a developer, so I can't help you with your RFEs. But I can tell you where to
file them. Dia uses the Gnome Bugzilla at bugzilla.gnome.org. On the Query or Submit
page, just specify dia in the product list.
Rob Campbell
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From:R P Herro
Allan,
Dia cannot arbitrarily rotate objects, as is noted in the FAQ at
www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/faq.html. The FAQ is the first and best place to look
for answers to questions before posting them to the list. If you have a question that
is not answered by the FAQ and you think it should
Cyrille wrote on Thu, 13 Sep 2001 22:11:50 +0200:
> It's definitely a 0.89 *release candidate*, but not 0.89
> (I would really like to avoid the mess we had with
> 0.88.x. Please.).
So should bugs found in the 0.89 release candidates be reported just here and not in
Bugzilla? I have not, for i
I ran into the same problem and had to search through the registry for references to
"dia" to delete. As you can imagine, with all the "media" and "dialog" entries, it
was tedious. The problem was some references to a version 0.86 install.
Can the dia installer be made to install over (i.e.,
I just installed dia-0.89 on NT 4.0 and found this bug: If the menu bar is activated
(i.e., the File, Edit, View and other menus are displayed along the top, rather than
popping up when right clicking in the diagram), Crtl+D no longer deletes an object.
Edit->Delete still works, however.
Rob
There are quite a few resolved but unclosed bugs on Bugzilla. Am I right in assuming
that they only need to be verified by a 3rd party before they can be closed? I would
be happy to check out as many as I can, if this is true.
Some guidelines would be helpful. For instance, I am running th
I may be experiencing the same problem on Windows NT with 0.88, but I can't rule out
that it might be my system. I'll pay closer attention to exactly what I'm doing when
it occurs, e.g., if an object is selected. I'm not exactly sure what I do to recover.
Sometimes, suspending and resuming m
By searching the archive, I finally learned how to set and customize the accelerator
keys for the functions I frequently use. I can't believe I suffered so long without
shortcuts for Modify, Magnify, and Scroll (well, it was only about two weeks). The
technique may be common knowledge on the
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