It's a known bug that I reported and I'm told is fixed in v0.97 but I
haven't found that to DL and test yet.
2008/3/13 Rajasingham, Prabhakar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Hi guys,
> Just downloaded Dia and tried to save a file. I got the message "No allowed
> to write temporary files in C:\Document
I'm using Dia 0.96.1 on 'Windows to create state transition diagrams.
There may very well be a sheet of objects that would help me but I'm
just using circles for states and lines and arcs for transitions. The
problem I'm running into is when a state reenters itself on some
event. If I try to use
> I am a student in Dept of CS at Durham University, I am doing a project,
> which needs me to write a program in Java to analyze the UML diagram.
>
> I have one problem, I want to open the file (.dia) with text editor in
> Windows operating system. I tried some text editors, but I cannot open the
Using Dia 0.97.1 on Linux, I don't seem to be able to create circles
with even diameters if I have Snap to Grid turned on. As I draw a
corner of the bounding box, the center of the circle remains fixed and
the opposite corner moves too and I end up with a cirlce that is 1 or
3 or 5 grid squares ac
I have a sheet with a half a dozen shapes. They are very specific to
our company so there isn't any point in sharing them with the
community but how can I package them up so other users at my company
can "install" them easily. Is a tarball really best?
I've created some custom shapes that use a background image. They
work fine but when I place them in my diagram, I get warning messages
on my console:
/home/chrisn/.dia/shapes/sixnet/5ES.shape:15: namespace error :
Namespace prefix xlink for href on image is not defined:image x="0"
y="0" width=
