At 03:59 27.06.03 -0400, Vadim Berezniker wrote:
In that order :
even there is not much obvious coding style in Dia I'd like to have
- a space between if and the expression
- no spaces when dereferencing pointers
- there should be no including of ../app/... in lib. app depends on lib but not vice versa. This is not only necessary for the win32
build but also gives clean dependencies on other platforms. [If
this would be the only issue to solve I'm willing to fix it
myself when applying your patch, but couldn't parent live in lib w/o much problems?].
- read below ;-)
I've fixed those now.
The standard way to specify object specific behaviour is not to recompile but define properties. See "autoroute" for a recently added example. [ Search for "autoroute" in the dia sources. ]
I'll look into that shortly ...
Copying the question from my first e-mail:
Question: How can I determine the order in which the objects are present ? i.e. let's say I draw a square, then a square within a square, etc. Each new square will be "above" the previous squares. I didn't see any z-order code or anything like that during creation of objects. I need this to fix a small problem with using the "Parent" menu command. (Not critical, just an annoyance).
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