Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Lars Clausen
On Tue, 2006-02-14 at 08:32 +0200, Steffen Macke wrote: > Hello All, > > the Dia for Windows 0.95-pre1 installer is available from > > http://dia-installer.sourceforge.net > > Please install the GTK+ Runtime Environment from > gimp-win.sourceforge.net first. Not knowing first thing about Win32

0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Luc Cessieux
Not knowing first thing about Win32 installation of GTK stuff, is this new separation an effect of the rewrite, of GTK developments, or what? It would be preferable to have just one thing to install, but is it practical/feasible to do that? > The installer is a complete rewrite, one of the major

Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Rob McDonald
> the Dia for Windows 0.95-pre1 installer is available from > > http://dia-installer.sourceforge.net Thanks very much for that. I came to Dia needing to draw diagrams for a LaTeX document, and the 0.94 Windows version was incredibly unstable. So, I ended up installing CoLinux w/ Debian so I cou

Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Alan G Isaac
On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, Luc Cessieux apparently wrote: > 1. I have XP but I had not the home in my path. Often on XP %home% expands to %userprofile%, so installers that assume it expands directly to a directory fail. Cheers, Alan Isaac ___ Dia-list m

Dia (Installer?) Homedir (was : Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded)

2006-02-14 Thread Hans Breuer
On 14.02.2006 20:29, Alan G Isaac wrote: On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, Luc Cessieux apparently wrote: 1. I have XP but I had not the home in my path. Often on XP %home% expands to %userprofile%, so installers that assume it expands directly to a directory fail. AFAIK the installer does not mess at

Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Hans Breuer
On 14.02.2006 19:05, Lars Clausen wrote: On Tue, 2006-02-14 at 08:32 +0200, Steffen Macke wrote: Hello All, the Dia for Windows 0.95-pre1 installer is available from http://dia-installer.sourceforge.net Please install the GTK+ Runtime Environment from gimp-win.sourceforge.net first. >You a

Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Hans Breuer
On 14.02.2006 19:16, Luc Cessieux wrote: Not knowing first thing about Win32 installation of GTK stuff, is this new separation an effect of the rewrite, of GTK developments, or what? It would be preferable to have just one thing to install, but is it practical/feasible to do that? > The install

PyDia and Metapost (was Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded)

2006-02-14 Thread Hans Breuer
On 14.02.2006 19:45, Rob McDonald wrote: Is it possible to run Python plugins (group_props.py) in the Windows version of Dia? Obviously, changing group properties would be very nice. Sure - if you have Python installed as well as a compiled version of Dia's Python bindings (pydia) as well as G

Re: Dia (Installer?) Homedir (was : Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded)

2006-02-14 Thread Alan G Isaac
>> On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, Luc Cessieux apparently wrote: >>> 1. I have XP but I had not the home in my path. > On 14.02.2006 20:29, Alan G Isaac wrote: >> Often on XP %home% expands to %userprofile%, so installers >> that assume it expands directly to a directory fail. On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, H

RE: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Len Boyle
Error pop up titled "diaw.exe - Entry Point Not Found" " The procedure entry point gtk_file_selection_get_filename_utf8 could not be located in the dynamic link library libgtk-win32-2.0-0-dll" -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steffen Mack

Re: PyDia and Metapost

2006-02-14 Thread Rob McDonald
> Sure - if you have Python installed as well as a compiled version of Dia's > Python bindings (pydia) as well as Gtk+ Python binding (pygtk). > > The latter is only required to run Dia Python plug-ins with GUI like > group_props.py. Other stuff implemented in Python like diasvg(_import).py > or co

Re: PyDia and Metapost (was Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded)

2006-02-14 Thread Rob McDonald
> Fixing the Metapost plug-in would first require to reproduce the issue on > a developers machine. One step in that direction would be a complete bug > report including all the necessary files and steps description to reproduce > and understand the bug : > > - sample diagram > - sample integra

Re: PyDia and Metapost

2006-02-14 Thread Rob McDonald
> Wouldn't you know it, the size problem goes away when I strip everything > down to a minimal example... Murphy hard at work. > > I'll try to figure out where the problem lies. We all know Knuth's stuff is > bug-free (TM). > > However, the vertical positioning still seems to be off by about the

Re: PyDia and Metapost

2006-02-14 Thread Rob McDonald
> I'll keep messing around to see if I can make this problem more > reproducible. Sorry to keep replying to myself, but my e-mail has about an hour delay to it these days. I think I've found the problem. The text size appears to be keyed into the zoom level selected on screen. Zoom to 100%, the

Re: Dia (Installer?) Homedir (was : Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded)

2006-02-14 Thread Steffen Macke
> On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, Hans Breuer apparently wrote: > > AFAIK the installer does not mess at all with the 'home' dir (Steffen?). If %HOME% is set then the installer will install the XSLT files in %HOME%\.dia. Otherwise they are installed in %USERPROFILE%\.dia Regards, Steffen __

Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Steffen Macke
Hi, > >You are recommending to install gtk+-2.8.x. Does this mean you have > *built* Dia against gtk+-2.8 ? No, build against GTK+ 2.6.8. I saw Tor's recommendation to build against GTK+ 2.6, but I wasn't fully aware about the implications :-) Hans, maybe it's good if you keep the mailing list u

Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Steffen Macke
On 2/15/06, Len Boyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Error pop up titled "diaw.exe - Entry Point Not Found" > > " The procedure entry point gtk_file_selection_get_filename_utf8 could not be > located in the dynamic link library libgtk-win32-2.0-0-dll" Which GTK+ version did you install? What is you

Re: Dia (Installer?) Homedir (was : Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded)

2006-02-14 Thread Hans Breuer
On 15.02.2006 06:16, Steffen Macke wrote: On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, Hans Breuer apparently wrote: AFAIK the installer does not mess at all with the 'home' dir (Steffen?). If %HOME% is set then the installer will install the XSLT files in %HOME%\.dia. Otherwise they are installed in %USERPROFILE%\.d

Re: Dia (Installer?) Homedir (was : Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded)

2006-02-14 Thread Steffen Macke
> Why are the xslt files treated different as the sheets and shapes? > They (their default directory) are supposed supposed to live in xslt > side by side with shapes, sheets, python, bin, ... Correct. I'll change the installer in this respect. Regards, Steffen __

Re: Dia (Installer?) Homedir (was : Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded)

2006-02-14 Thread Hans Breuer
On 15.02.2006 00:37, Alan G Isaac wrote: On Tue, 14 Feb 2006, Luc Cessieux apparently wrote: 1. I have XP but I had not the home in my path. On 14.02.2006 20:29, Alan G Isaac wrote: Often on XP %home% expands to %userprofile%, so installers that assume it expands directly to a directory fai

Re: 0.95-pre1 uploaded

2006-02-14 Thread Lars Clausen
On Wed, 2006-02-15 at 07:30 +0200, Steffen Macke wrote: > Hi, > > > > It would be preferable to have just one thing to install, but is it > > > practical/feasible to do that? > > > > > I tend to disagree, see above. > > I think the separate GTK+ installer makes packaging much easier. > More popul

Re: PyDia and Metapost

2006-02-14 Thread Lars Clausen
On Tue, 2006-02-14 at 21:10 -0500, Rob McDonald wrote: > > Sure - if you have Python installed as well as a compiled version of Dia's > > Python bindings (pydia) as well as Gtk+ Python binding (pygtk). > > > > The latter is only required to run Dia Python plug-ins with GUI like > > group_props.py.