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+2001-06-12 Cyrille Chepelov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
+
+ * objects/boolequation.h (_boolequation): made the
+ prototypes for match the .c file
Hello!
I'd like to create EPS or TeX diagrams with Dia. They look well in Dia, but
when I export them to EPS or TeX PSTricks, all cyrillic notices are left (at
worst they are displayed as Chinese glyphs when I look at the EPS with gv).
What should I do to use diagrams with non-Latin characters i
On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Sergei Astanin wrote:
> What should I do to use diagrams with non-Latin characters in TeX?
This is a TeX quesion not dia. :)
You need to use the proper fontencoding and inputencoding in the
TeX file.
For example this is the header for Polish (sorry,
I do not know how shoul
Okay, I just have to weigh in here...this looks like too much fun.
Cyrille Chepelov wrote
> Have you ever read libxml C code ? I prefer a thousand times a struct member
> access rather than the contorsions lib/dia_xml.c has to do to access its
> data, thank you.
Just for comparison, let's tak
On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Lennon Day-Reynolds wrote:
> Okay, I just have to weigh in here...this looks like too much fun.
>
> Cyrille Chepelov wrote
>
> > Anyway, if you prove me wrong with working code (I've got a P133 to
> > check the speed side...), then alright, I would have been wrong [:-)]
Lars Clausen wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Lennon Day-Reynolds wrote:
>
> > Okay, I just have to weigh in here...this looks like too much fun.
> >
> > Cyrille Chepelov wrote
> >
> > > Anyway, if you prove me wrong with working code (I've got a P133 to
> > > check the speed side...), then alri
Le mer, jun 13, 2001, à 12:14:26 -0700, Lennon Day-Reynolds a écrit:
> Just for comparison, let's take the following snippet of code. If
> objects in Dia were internally represented using the libxml tree
> interfaces, then the following would work as a 'get_state' function for
> *all* object t
> Netscape 4.X does not use JavaScript to render (except pages that use
> JavaScript, but I tend to avoid them and run with JavaScript turned off).
> Mozilla, however, uses XML internally to define everything, including
> menus, dialogs and rendering, and it's annoyingly much slower than
> Netscap
Cyrille Chepelov wrote:
> if you show me a shiny new dia core, with DOM as
> its kernel, and the resulting stuff is not only as featureful (including all
> current object types) as the "classic" dia of then, but also naturally is
> able to reload older files (though it might be through an incomp
