> Not quite right. The windoze version 0.90 does use libxml2 which does
> not do pretty formatting by default anymore.
> Most *nix Dia 0.90 versions use libxml1, which did pretty formatting
> by default. With Dia versions using libxml2 you can turn on pretty
> formatting via diarc :
>
> pretty_for
Le Thu, Feb 13, 2003, à 11:25:36AM +, Alan Horkan a écrit:
> Why isn't this on by default.
because!
(I guess the reason is: because until Hans implemented that setting, dia
would use the libxml2 default setting, which is off -- but that's just a
guess maybe slanted by vague recollection of w
> Sorry, but I was damn pretty sure to have
> checked on both 0.90 and 0.91pre1
> Maybe I messed up my versions.
>
> If the work is done, that's good news !
To be honest, the state object is still very simple. You can use it as
superstate and add internals but in a tricky way. I will work on it th
On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, Cyrille Chepelov wrote:
> Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2003 13:48:18 +0100
> From: Cyrille Chepelov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Dia Drawings can easily be exchanged between linux and
> windows [Re: Dia question]
>
> Le Thu
Hi,
here's a patch for the xslt filter. It fixes the crashing bug
when it couldn't be correctly configured. It can now be
configured using a global config file (in
DIA_PLUGIN_PATH/plugins/xslt/stylesheets.xml) or a user defined
one in ~/.dia/plugins/xslt/sty
Forgot one!
M@t
Sorry about sending bugs to the list, but we only have email access ATM.
I configured 0.91-pre2 on Linux (RH 7.3), and after updating lots of pango and
associated libraries was successful in starting the make.
The configure script was aware that I did not have libart installed, but when
compili
Alpha transparencies as well as gradients possible for filling objects?
--
Francis E. Reyes
ruckerz(at)bellatlantic.net
aim: ruckerz2k
"I use habit and routine to make my life possible"
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On Thu, 13 Feb 2003, F. Reyes wrote:
>
> Alpha transparencies as well as gradients possible for filling objects?
Nope. Not our area of expertise. If you want a vector drawing program,
look at Sodipodi. Not to say that we won't do it at some point, but it's
pretty low on the list.
-Lars
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