Hi.
I found a workaround that works for me. Its not very pretty but it might
point in the direction of a real solution.
The problem is the size of the arrowheads(namely arrow width and arrow
length). They are very small or zero, which seems to make the renderer
go bonkers. I'm thinking its a prob
Hello!
In the latest windows version of dia there is a comment field for UML classes,
operations and attributes. But not in the latest source (can't even find it in
the cvs snapshot). And I'm wondering wether the comment field is going away or
if it is a new feature not fully implemented ?
/Pontu
Hello!
In the latest windows version of dia there is a comment field for UML classes,
operations and attributes. But not in the latest source (can't even find it in
the cvs snapshot). And I'm wondering wether the comment field is going away or
if it is a new feature not fully implemented ?
/Pontu
Hi.
Thats a good idea. Personally I have mozilla sort on the mailing adress.
I guess it would miss spam sent to the list, but it hasn't really been
an issue, and probably wont be since its suscribers only.
/Pontus
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Hi!
I'm subscribed to many mailing lists, which usually have a
Hi.
We have been working with dia2code in a bigger perl project for quite
some time now. It really eases development for us. I have implemented a
plugin for generating perl code which works nicely for us. It is quite
specific to our needs and whishes. However I'm thinking about going
public wit
a rackmount server that doesn't look like a sun.
I agree. Look at the top diagrams on this page, for a glimpse how good
things can look.
http://www.ratemynetworkdiagram.com
/Popi
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Hi.
I wonder wheter it is possible to include a dia file within a diagram?
I guess its more of a feature wish rather than a question. We have been
working for quite some time with dia to create uml class diagrams which
we later on use to generate perl code. In the begining we kept all
classes wi
>It's a great idea, and has already been mentioned, I think there's even
>a Bugzilla request for it.
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>> Meanwhile, is it possible to generate shapes or
>>something that could be included, if so I could create a Makefile or a
>>script for it.
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>Not quite sure what you mean here.
>-n, --nosplashDon't show the splash screen
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Thanks, but it seams that -e and -t is the options I am looking for.
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Hi all.
I agree with most of the statments, but I have a suggestion that might
change things a bit.
I am quite keen on "modification keys". That is; a keyboard key that
when pressed and hold modifies the behaviour of the mouse. In this case
I would like to see a modification key which turns of au
Hi
Check out the -e -t options. I think they do what you want.
Regards, Pontus.
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I was setting up a small documentation project using DocBook and I thought
I'd use DIA for the diagrams. The Docbook sources and DIA sources are all
under source control. I was i
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