At 04.08.2010 17:05, Pooya wrote:
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Any text containing special charactes, which are needed for LaTeX, will be
escaped
by the PGF-Export Plug-In.
Yes, intentionally. See : https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=143414
and a lot of duplicates, e.g.:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.
Hi Pooya,
as you continue to ask questions: Would you mind to subscribe to the
mailing list? I think
that you'll appreciate if we spend our time answering your questions
instead of moderating
your messages.
The TeX escaping that worries you stems from bug #112377, see
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/s
At 03.08.2010 23:54, Michael Ross wrote:
I have been working on DIAgrams remotely using VPN. I don't have any
problem doing this with M$ Office type programs, but DIA seems to be
auto-saving or something.
Yes, autosaving every five minutes (if there is some change).
It regularly gets "distrac
Hi John,
please take the time to add a subject when addressing the mailing list -
this makes live easier for all of us that are trying to help you out.
You've mentioned that you're trying to create shapes that will align as
you wish.
Have you tried to add a transparent or background color box to
Michael,
I assume that you're using a Windows share (SMB) over the VPN.
Have you thought about a version management system like SVN or Git?
TortoiseGit or TortoiseSVN offer nice Windows explorer integration.
In case you're interested, these are just some benefits:
* Faster, compressed transfer (o
Hi Hans, Hi Steffen,
thank you very much.
How to patch my version?
a) Is it ok, to comment out the whole function? Or maybe I can modify the
arguement of each call to function "g_string_append"?
b) After patching this source code, how to compile this for my Dia version
running on OS X from Mac
Hi Pooya,
> How to patch my version?
>
That's up to you :-)
> a) Is it ok, to comment out the whole function? Or maybe I can modify the
> arguement of each call to function "g_string_append"?
>
Commenting out the whole function will result in an error unless you
also remove all calls to th
Steffen,
I have lost work when working from remote directories via VPN.
I have messed with Tortise and subversion. But I am an island, a solitary
user, and I have no one after which to model my methods. Each time I have
used it I've assumed something incorrect (probably applying a definition fo
Michael,
things get a little off-topic here (and I'm to blame).
I suggest that we continue in the SF support tracker:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3040269&group_id=16768&atid=216768
In case you don't have an account there and no time to create one,
please email me
at sdtef..
Yes, I get it. Here is the real topic:
If I could turn off the auto save that would be a nice temporary fix.
I am not in a position to worry about version control for a while so let's
drop that.
Michael
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 4:31 PM, Steffen Macke wrote:
> Michael,
>
> things get a little
Hi,
Diashapes, the tool that simplifies the process to download additional
shapes and sheets from the
Dia Shape Repository is now also available for Mac OS X (32bit Intel).
Mac users can grab their copy from
http://dia-installer.de/diashapes/index.html.en
Note that you've to download and instal
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