Patch providing line wrapping in class objects

Hi, looking for a nice uml design tool for linux I encoutered dia, which is part of the SuSE distribution. I noticed that oparations with lots of parameters make class objects look far too wide, messing up the design of uml class diagrams. I needed to wrap long lines of operations. It seemed tha

Saving format

Hello, sorry for my english I'm French :p when I save a diagram with the format .shape the properties of the objects which aren't displayed on the diagram, aren't saved in the file. Are these properties saved somewhere ? Or there is a format that allow to save also the properties not visible i

Font sizing (was Re: [dia] Windows created diagrams are no longer readable)

At 14:14 14.05.04, Lars Clausen wrote: On Thu, 2004-05-13 at 22:15, Federico Maggi wrote: > hi, > I am sorry if some similar post already exists. > There were many posts, but none of them had such a misleading subject yet ;) [For me "are no longer readable" sounds like a much more serious pro

Animations

I would like to have a diagram which becomes visible, gradually in a series of steps. For example, I cover cryptographic network protocols in my security course, and I'd like to have each message appear separately on my slides. Is there some way of doing this that does not require

Re: Animations

Le Mon, May 17, 2004, à 08:53:50AM -0500, Jon A. Solworth a écrit: > I would like to have a diagram which becomes visible, gradually in a > series of steps. For example, I cover cryptographic > network protocols in my security course, and I'd like to have each > message appear separately on

Re: Animations

On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 08:58, Cyrille Chepelov wrote: > hide the layers you don't want, export. Hide layer N, show layer N+1, > export again. Repeat. > > Works for me with PNG. > > -- Cyrille Cyrille, Certainly if that works for PNG, it should work for any of the output filters.

Re: Animations

Le Mon, May 17, 2004, à 09:13:24AM -0500, Jon A. Solworth a écrit: > Certainly if that works for PNG, it should work for any > of the output filters. "hopefully". If you can get the same procedure to work on another exporter, such as SVG, I'd be closer to be willing to say "certainly". >

Re: Font sizing (was Re: [dia] Windows created diagrams are no longer readable)

On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 15:19, Hans Breuer wrote: > At 14:14 14.05.04, Lars Clausen wrote: > >On Thu, 2004-05-13 at 22:15, Federico Maggi wrote: > > > hi, > > > I am sorry if some similar post already exists. > > > > > There were many posts, but none of them had such a misleading subject yet ;