Just to clear things up a bit:
1. Let's use DTDs, as libxml supports them. If you need to write
Schemas or whatever else, feel free, but don't expect us to use them
until libxml uses them.
2. Let's use C and no C++, as I don't like mixing up the 2 and I don't
see what using C++ can do for bringin
Hello.
All of the developers are doing a really great job in improving dia
and coding new features. But there is one issue that's in dia since
the very first days:
Draw a line, select the filled-triangle arrowhead, and set the line
width to at least 0.5. See it?
I already started constructing m
Hi folks. Sorry for writing a longer email, but I think it will get
more useful on the last lines...
> 1. [What is a UrShape?]
The UrShape can contain SVG, Text or a collection of other Shapes (Or
UrShapes, if you prefer). We will have it stored in XML and I write
the parser that moves the stuff
On Sun, 17 Jun 2001, James K. Lowden wrote:
> All,
>
> The whole shape proposal discussion led me to another notion I don't
> recall having seen discussed.
>
> It seems to me it should be possible to use Dia to create Dia shapes.
>
> What needed is enough information in a Dia diagram to create
On 25 Jun 2001, Sebastian Fischmeister wrote:
> Hello.
>
> All of the developers are doing a really great job in improving dia
> and coding new features. But there is one issue that's in dia since
> the very first days:
>
> Draw a line, select the filled-triangle arrowhead, and set the line
> w
Okay, this seems to have gotten kind of disjointed; let me try to
reiterate why I was pushing for the particular features and
implementation I described earlier, and respond to some of the posts
made over the weekend.
1. I have to agree with the crowd that is resisting the use of C++. I'm
an
Hi all,
quite a quiet week (aside from the interesting UrShape discussion)...
a few things:
1) nobody answered to my plea for gettext-0.10.38. I guess this
means there are no objections. I've just re-gettextized my tree, I'll commit
when it's both compiled and correct (shouldn't be a p
Hi there.
> Okay, this seems to have gotten kind of disjointed.
Agreed. Well, you want XML? In what color? Oh, never mind. ;)
> 1. [no C++]
Couldn't have put it better.
> 2. [Schemas]
Ok, can we just say, that some of the data is integer or float (maybe
by defining an "integer" or "float" entit
