Hi Andi
>First, let me thank for the guidelines - for the developer (Marco I
think?) and the one who sponsored it >(no idea who paid for it).
The worldbank (InaSAFE project) funds the development.
It took me a while to find out how to create snap lines in Inkscape.
I don't have a strong opinion about that. The idea in QGIS is that if
you want a snap line at x-coordinate 50, you click at the number 50 on
the x-scale. In Inkscape, you have to go to the vertical ruler first,
than drag from there to x-coordinate 50 (feels slightly more
complicated to me).
Regards,
Marco
Am 28.03.2013 16:01, schrieb Andreas Neumann:
Hi,
First, let me thank for the guidelines - for the developer (Marco I
think?) and the one who sponsored it (no idea who paid for it).
The behavior is a bit non-standard, though. When dragging from the
horizontal ruler one gets a vertical guideline and vice versa. I think
we should stick to the behaviour of other graphics software - like
Inkscape and Illustrator. From a horizontal rules you should get a
horizontal guideline and from a vertical ruler you should get a
vertical guideline.
Or what are the reasons that you should get a vertical guideline from
a horizontal ruler?
Thank you,
Andreas
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