Mike Hebert wrote:
> Hello. I've authored a Mac OS X Universal Binary app which allows a
> user to replace shapes in Dia drawings without having to reconnect
> connectors or re-enter shape text. It's called Dia Replace and I'm
> looking for volunteers to Beta test it. When participation in the
>
Hubert Figuiere teaser.fr> writes:
>
> Mike Hebert wrote:
> > Hello. I've authored a Mac OS X Universal Binary app which allows a
> > user to replace shapes in Dia drawings without having to reconnect
> > connectors or re-enter shape text. It's called Dia Replace and I'm
> > looking for volunt
Is there some drawing, documentation or method that shows off all the
available shapes next to each other? I would then like to print this view
to have next to my machine as a cheat sheet. (Ideally, there should also
be some explanation of their purpose, although that could be separate
document
Dear Christian,
> Is there some drawing, documentation or method that shows off all the
The CVS repository contains an all_objects.dia example file, though I
think that this
is outdated by now. And it does not contain explanations.
You can get the file through the following link:
http://cvs.gno
> Until I close participation, anyone who wants to is welcome to help test Dia
> Replace. I just need them to email me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) so I can send them
> a
> download link. If I have misunderstood your question, please try to help me
> understand it.
You are offering people to test your *
Snapshots available at http://www.raeder.dk/~larsrc/Dia/snapshots
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Ok, now I understand... Dia Replace is not a modified version of Dia, it is a
completely separate program.
Mike
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Hi
I want to make a shape that can only be added to a other shape (port).
Where would the best place to define things like that be? Can I do it in
Python or do I have to write a C-Extension? If someone has a sample to
this function that would be great.
thanks,
andi
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