t interface (MDI) or even a
Single Document Interface (SDI); toolbars, documents, palettes et al all
have their own windows.
Does anyone know of an application for Windows that has some or all of these
features?
Thanks again,
Rob Campbell
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I use Dia and GIMP on Windows. Does anyone know of a windows manager that
also runs on Windows?
Thanks,
Rob Campbell
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le bit of polish.
Thanks,
Rob Campbell
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Decompositions of diagrams into smaller and more detailed
diagrams seems a very important feature in most modelling
situations. Take older style Data Flow Diagrams for
instance? Perhaps, one feature could be to allow Objects
to be double clicked and to open up other Models? As I
work
w or press Ctrl+N.
A different extension would be used for templates, so
that Dia could scan your home directory and populate the
New dialog.
Rob Campbell
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e problems, but it limits
expansion. I don't think the tabbed dialog should be
thrown out too hastily.
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ts and shift+click extends the selection.
Therefore, if drag selects, then shift+drag should extend
the selection. Same applies to reverse selection. If we
are going to add meaning to shift+mouse, it should be
analogous to current behavior.
Rob Campbell
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ld be straightforward to borrow Gimp's code, since it uses
GTK+. I also think that the more similarities between Gimp's and Dia's user
interfaces, the better.
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of 10. I don't
think there should be an arbitrary upper limit. This will be especially
important if Dia gets user definable units.
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Diff doesn't actually know anything about the semantics
of the language, though, right? Which is why CVS works
seamlessly with C, Pascal, or readme files. I think it
is line oriented. The only thing it cares about when
merging two changes derived from the same revision of a
file is their proxim
file simultaneously, merging there
changes through CVS? I suppose one could even optimize
the file format for that. Just a thought.
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fixed so that no attributes
have default attributes. That way, it would not be possible for values to
change from release to release of the program or file format.
Rob Campbell
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regard). Which tools would you recommend I use?
I'm thinking of VIM as an editor. More importantly,
which tool should I use to convert the SGML to HTML for
testing purposes? I'm using Windows.
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Rob Campbell
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jects insider
rectangle", etc.
The confusion on this option points to two general
improvement could be made to Dia's interface: context
sensitive help and help buttons wired to the help file.
Are there any GTK+ applications that have this
capability, that the code could be borrowed fro
ing a free (as in
beer) CAD program, IntelliCAD, right now. It uses this
space to display the state of Grid, Snap, and other
settings. Double clicking toggles on/off states and
brings up a dialog for layer, etc. This would be useful
functionality in Dia.
Rob Cam
Although it seems to be GTK+ specific, the fact that you press the down
arrow key to begin entering data on a dialog notebook page seems FAQ-worthy
to me. A UI section was added to the FAQ recently.
Rob Campbell
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accelerator keys to every field and control, including the notebook tabs.
This would allow you to jump to any field, including greyed out ones.
I hope this helps.
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It is also
the format that the technical writer at my work prefers for use in
documents, and he uses MS Word. "WMF, the format of professionals."
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Before more confusion ensues, please note that "tar zxvf file" will not work
on Windows, which the OP uses at least part of the time. Therefore, the
file must be unzipped and unarchived in two steps:
gzip -d file.tgz
tar -xf file.tar
Rob Campbell
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world). Do I understand you correctly that the
preferences dialog is generated from an external source
file? If so, could you direct me to it in the CVS tree
and any documentation on its use?
Thanks,
Rob Campbell
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later be integrated into the
installer. But as of now, the version on Hans' page is
dated 1/1/2002 and the installer is dated 1/7/2002, so go
with the installer.
Could there please be an official release and an update
of the Dia web site download page?
Thanks,
Rob Campbell
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I think it's %userprofile%. It should look for %home% first (since those
Windows users who know about the HOME environment variable and set it would
probably prefer it be used) before %userprofile%. NT generates the
%userprofile% variable; I don't think it can be changed.
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Read the FAQ: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/dia.html.
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ll Dia manually, following the instructions
on Hans' page, you must be sure to have the right
versions of all the libraries in the same directory as
dia.exe. I recommend that you download and install all
of the libraries that Hans links to on his page, rather
than going with what you may already
o hans.breuer.org/dia/dia-0.89.htm. Also, the
latest versions on the Dia and the Dia Installer web sites are 0.88-2.
Thanks again,
Rob Campbell
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makes installation a snap; the necessary libraries are
included in the same package. Unfortunately, it only
supports the latest official release, 0.88.2.
If you compile a CVS version for Windows, I would
appreciate if you placed it somewhere that I could
download it from.
Thanks,
Ro
Alan Horkan wrote:
>Rob Campbell wrote:
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>>Alan,
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>>That was me:) +F would be a good replacement.
>>But what about plain F
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>Ctrl+F would be more consistant
That's one problem with standards (UI or otherwise).
Why shouldn't my graphics app
ight be a first project that I could tackle.
I'm looking forward to your key bindings. Shortcuts are much more efficient
than menus.
Thanks,
Rob Campbell
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