Greetings, Andrey!
On 09/23/2011 05:53 PM, Andrey Repin wrote:
Hm. One question: Why two ellipses?
I've achieved the same results in my own shape by simple
Maybe the perfect circle was originally created using the shape export
plugin.
It's not very clever and tends to duplicate
Greetings, Hans Breuer!
>>> Not quite. "Assorted - Perfect Circle" is a custom shape and it still has
>>> the autogap feature. This is due to the main point.
>>> But not marking one of the connection points with main="yes" should indeed
>>> disable the autogap.
>>
>> Could you please explain?
> Au
At 22.09.2011 15:30, Andrey Repin wrote:
Greetings, Hans Breuer!
[...]
Not quite. "Assorted - Perfect Circle" is a custom shape and it still has
the autogap feature. This is due to the main point.
But not marking one of the connection points with main="yes" should indeed
disable the autogap.
Greetings, Hans Breuer!
Is there any way how to avoid this behaviour?
>>> Without recompiling the only workaround coming to my mind is using another
>>> (mis-)feature. If you group the line with something else it wont connect
>>> any longer, thus not autogap.
>>
>> You can create a custo
At 21.09.2011 09:59, Andrey Repin wrote:
Greetings, Hans Breuer!
Is there any way how to avoid this behaviour?
Without recompiling the only workaround coming to my mind is using another
(mis-)feature. If you group the line with something else it wont connect
any longer, thus not autogap.
Yo
> >> Is there any way how to avoid this behaviour?
> >>
> > Without recompiling the only workaround coming to my mind is using another
> > (mis-)feature. If you group the line with something else it wont connect
> > any longer, thus not autogap.
>
> You can create a custom shape, and it will wor
> I have one problem with anchoring the line to the center of circle (ellipse).
If I
> drawing a line to center of a circle, the line is anchored to binding point
at
> border of circle.
That feature is called autogap and implemnted about 6 years ago. See
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/dia-list/200
Greetings, Hans Breuer!
>> Is there any way how to avoid this behaviour?
>>
> Without recompiling the only workaround coming to my mind is using another
> (mis-)feature. If you group the line with something else it wont connect
> any longer, thus not autogap.
You can create a custom shape, and
At 17.09.2011 09:44, Kaminar wrote:
I have one problem with anchoring the line to the center of circle (ellipse).
If I
drawing a line to center of a circle, the line is anchored to binding point at
border of circle.
That feature is called autogap and implemnted about 6 years ago. See
http://mai
On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 8:20 AM, Andrey Repin wrote:
> Greetings, Michael Ross!
>
> > This is the same behavior I was referring to. When you are placing the
> line
> > on the circle it shows the whole line, but when you release it the part
> of
> > the line from the border to the center is invis
Greetings, Michael Ross!
> This is the same behavior I was referring to. When you are placing the line
> on the circle it shows the whole line, but when you release it the part of
> the line from the border to the center is invisible.
For the "perfect circle" it's not true.
The line is clearly a
I thought you are developer. :) Thank you for trying to help.
Karel
> No need for me to look at it as I am not a developer. I am just trying to
> help find an existing method that can do what you want, and maybe clarify
> the desired function. Perhaps Steffan or Hans will like to see the video.
Karel,
No need for me to look at it as I am not a developer. I am just trying to
help find an existing method that can do what you want, and maybe clarify
the desired function. Perhaps Steffan or Hans will like to see the video.
If you have explored the function of ellipses and lines then you k
> Regarding your discussion of blocks, do you mean a group?
No, I don't mean group. I mean only select some objects with mouse.
I captured video of this problem in Dia. If you agree, I can send you this
video on your private email. Video length is 3.7MB. Zipped with 7zip video
length is 2MB.
Kare
Kaminar,
Regarding your discussion of blocks, do you mean a group?
I recall some odd behavior with lines and groups, as if Dia remembered the
old location after a move. I have stopped using the anti-aliasing since
then, I can't think of why else this has stopped being a problem.
I don't think I
> It never hurts to mention which version of Dia you are using and the OS.
I tried it in Dia 0.97.1 in Ubuntu 10.04. But described behaviour I observed in
previous Dia version too.
> With object snap turned on.
> If you create an ellipse and set it to be a circle, and turn the back ground
> off,
It never hurts to mention which version of Dia you are using and the OS.
But, I think you are seeing the behavior that is current for Dia.
With object snap turned on.
If you create an ellipse and set it to be a circle, and turn the back ground
off,
then draw a line to it, the line will snap to t
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