Hi,
Well, I'm just getting started with Linux and forgetting Windows. So I
am coming across with several new programs. One of them is Dia, I found
that it is a very good program... if I could put my diagramas in my
LaTeX documents. I have read de FAQ of the program where it
explains how to export
Artwork should be updated to fit Tango standards, that would make dia
more competitive.
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On 7/26/06, Jorge Suárez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Artwork should be updated to fit Tango standards, that would make dia
> more competitive.
Would you be able to provide compliant artwork?
I'd be more than happy taking over the integration work with the
maintainers' approval.
- Rob
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Hi :-)
What the hell @&%!$§!! did i wrong – after having
installed dia for windows i had to manually download separate dll-files until
an windows error message disappeared „diaw.exe – component not
found“. But now I have an error message that the dll entry point (I hope
you understand m
Hi Christian,
> What the hell @&%!$§!! did i wrong – after having installed dia for windows
> i had to manually download separate dll-files until an windows error message
> disappeared „diaw.exe – component not found". But now I have an error
> message that the dll entry point (I hope you understa
Hello,
now i stop my python development and i began a new export filter in C.
I created fews objects in new lib and i try to generate an export file.
I use the method :
static void draw_object(DiaRenderer *self, DiaObject *object) for
detected each object and generate a piece of export file.
it '
On Wed, 26 Jul 2006, Rubén Pérez apparently wrote:
> if I could put my diagramas in my LaTeX documents
Why not export to EPS and use \includegraphics ?
http://amath.colorado.edu/documentation/LaTeX/reference/figures.html
hth,
Alan Isaac
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On 26.07.2006 14:07, lidiriel wrote:
> I have recompiled dia 0.95 on linux.
> I paste into ~/.dia/python/hello.py , the hello code found in this
> mailling list :
> import dia
> def hello_callback(data, flags):
>print "Hello, Dia!\n"
> dia.register_callback("Hello, world",
>
PSTricks isn't a very good way to work with LaTeX. It is a pain in the
rear, and it doesn't support everything that Dia can do.
EPS files work ok, but if you want to use the LaTeX engine to do special
text formatting (formulas, etc.) it won't work.
I have used MetaPost rather extensively.
