Impressive as always Cyrille,
Thank you for the detailed instructions,
the properties are stored in a named hash I assume?
> Of course, once you get this working, we'll want to
> tweak the UI, to show
> that an objects has a non-nil URL property (eg like
> MS Word does, put a
> small "link" icon
Le Sun, Jun 02, 2002, à 11:12:02PM -0700, James Michael DuPont a écrit:
> > adding a standard
> > property of type URL, and, why not, tying it to
> > Object (this would require
> > bumping up the plugin API version which is fine for
> > the time being),
> where are the standard attributes store
Cyrille,
Thanks a lot for your postive feedback. I dont know
how much time I will find for this in the next couple
of days.
I will review the code one more time to get a feeling
for how much work this will take.
It sounds like we are on the right track.
I have one or two more questions and comm
Le Sun, Jun 02, 2002, à 04:37:32PM -0700, James Michael DuPont a écrit:
> Dear DIA Developers,
>
> I would like to help create a Layout Plugin API, or
> use what is already existing. The API would allow for
> the adding in an configuring of various layout
> engines.
You'd probably need to do s
Dear DIA Developers,
I would like to help create a Layout Plugin API, or
use what is already existing. The API would allow for
the adding in an configuring of various layout
engines.
Can you please tell me where to start looking into
this, I have identified some click and move and update
handl
