On Wednesday, 23 January, 2002 17:24, Cameron S. Watters
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BAH>
> BAH> To solve the problem of lines ending up "disconnected", perhaps you
can use
> BAH> the same workaround that I outlined in an answer on 2002-01-21 to
> BAH> [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the thread "Predict the
>> Once the render interface settles, dia could do all the fancy font
>> rendering with rotation/scaling/offsetting directly with the xserver
>> or through the GDI, and avoid the mess that open office and abiword
>> got into (wrt fonts)
>Yeah, once that settles. Unfortunately, we don't know whe
Le Wed, Jan 23, 2002, à 02:48:26PM -0500, Maiorana, Jason a écrit:
> >Yeah, once that settles. Unfortunately, we don't know when that is.
>
> well, about gnome2 i'd say. With the xft, xrender, and xrandr extensions
Let's say gnome2 += $(linux_really_stable_lag_time) * $(random_factor)
(genuin
Le Wed, Jan 23, 2002, à 08:44:33AM -0700, Andrew S . Halper a écrit:
> -Wunused -Winline -Wmissing-prototypes -Wmissing-declarations -finline-functions
> -fstrict-aliasing -c text.c
> In file included from propinternals.h:86,
> from text.c:28:
> prop_widgets.h:63:7: warning: extr
BAH> > I saw that. This is the lesser of my two problems as Dia seems to do what
BAH> > you describe pretty well if I make sure the lines actually attach to the
BAH> > connection points of the various objects. The only problem is that when
BAH> > switching between resolutions, some objects have to
On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Cameron S. Watters wrote:
> There is additionally a "zoom" setting at the bottom of the page. While I
> find the zoom setting useful changing my perspective on the diagram
> (especially nice for multipage diagrams), changing my zoom level doesn't
> really solve the problem ou
LC> > And finally, if someone could just point me to a way to make _only_ the
LC> > UML object library (libuml_objects.so) without having to make the rest of
LC> > dia, I'd leave everyone alone and hack a mod to it so that it estimates
LC> > the width a little better (should be a pretty straightfo
On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Cameron S. Watters wrote:
> LC> > And finally, if someone could just point me to a way to make _only_
> LC> > the UML object library (libuml_objects.so) without having to make
> LC> > the rest of dia, I'd leave everyone alone and hack a mod to it so
> LC> > that it estimates
LC> > LC> > And finally, if someone could just point me to a way to make _only_
LC> > LC> > the UML object library (libuml_objects.so) without having to make
LC> > LC> > the rest of dia, I'd leave everyone alone and hack a mod to it so
LC> > LC> > that it estimates the width a little better (shoul
I'll start over so that it's clear:
Problem:
Text width in UML class objects exceeded ACTUAL width of the class object
border when running at 1280x1024 resolution. Everything worked fine at
1600x1200.
System & Setup:
FreeBSD 4.4-RELEASE
XFree86 4.1.something
gtk-1.2.something
So, I poked arou
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