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+2002-01-30 Lars Clausen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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+ * lib/widgets.c:
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Hi,
I noticed that dia export plugins are based on the rendering interface.
This means that all exported files are necessarily 'flat', i.e. they can't
contain information about layers, groups, object names,...
Are there any plans to extend this ?
regards,
Frank Gevaerts
On 30 Jan 2002, Lars Clausen wrote, quoting himself:
>
> On 30 Jan 2002, Lars Clausen wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Jason Maiorana wrote:
[...snip...]
>>> Out of curiousity, could you go into a little detail about the
>>> difficulty you are having with freetype.
>>
>> Absolutely! Any help is
Even more hacking, and the FreeType support is much yummier. You can now
select styles and they work, and saving works, and the font menu scrolls
(due to a hack from Dillo). It's all very pretty. Debian users who
install sharefonts and freefonts should see a *lot* of fonts. The two big
missin
Folks,
Down loaded version 0.88.1 from
www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia site.
I have installed on my machine:
Red Hat Linux 7
GCC 2.96.2
gdk-pixbuf devel 0.8.0-5
libxml.so.1.8.9
gtk-2.0
libxml-devel-1.8.9-5
Cannot find xml-i18n-tools package.
I compiled and ran dia 0.
I have been hacking on a way to allow "arrows" to be loaded at runtime
rather then hardcoded. Each arrow is made up of "strokes" where each stroke
can be a line, polyine, bezier curve/path, circle, ellipse, or a polygon with
filled and non-filled options where appropriate. Most all of the re
Le Thu, Jan 31, 2002, à 09:05:43PM -0600, Richard Rowell a écrit:
> I have been hacking on a way to allow "arrows" to be loaded at runtime
> rather then hardcoded. Each arrow is made up of "strokes" where each stroke
> can be a line, polyine, bezier curve/path, circle, ellipse, or a polygon w
