Clyde Roby wrote: >> I have just discovered an issue with some of my text objects below >> is a string that will not open in dia 94 and 96.1-3&4. The >> resolution was to open the file in a text editor and delete the >> newlines to make the string occur on one line. This allowed me to >> open the diagram. >> >> From this: >> <dia:attribute name="text"> >> <dia:composite type="text"> >> <dia:attribute name="string"> >> <dia:string>#APF Workstation >> with 2 NIC's >> 1 on HMI network >> the other on APF data network#</dia:string> >> </dia:attribute> >> <dia:attribute name="font"> >> <dia:font family="sans" style="0" name="Helvetica"/> >> </dia:attribute> >> >> Change the dia:string line to this: >> <dia:string>#APF Workstation with 2 NIC's 1 on HMI network the other >> on APF data network#</dia:string> >> >> OS: Windows XP Pro SP2 >> Dia versions: 0.94 , dia-setup-0.96.1-3.exe & dia-setup-0.96.1-4.exe >> > > I use multi-line text strings all the time. The problem I've > encountered usually are characters that were included in the > original file using a non-text based editor. I would suggest > that the single-quote above is the culprit. Try removing it > and open the diagram again. > > That was my first suspicion because usually unmatched quotes stuff up programming languages but deleting it, (the single quote/s) didn't resolve it.
Deleting the new lines did. _______________________________________________ Dia-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dia-list FAQ at http://live.gnome.org/Dia/Faq Main page at http://live.gnome.org/Dia
