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Today's Topics:
1. Re: svg:transform rotate (Hans Breuer)
2. Re: svg:transform rotate (Andrey Repin)
3. A trick for shape creators (Andrey Repin)
4. Re: svg:transform rotate (Andrey Repin)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 2015 22:13:10 +0100
From: Hans Breuer h...@breuer.org
To: dia-list@gnome.org
Subject: Re: svg:transform rotate
Message-ID: 55074766.1000...@breuer.org
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Am 16.03.2015 um 03:07 schrieb Andrey Repin:
Greetings, Hans Breuer!
But with master you can load the respective SVG and export it as shape
to
get the desired effect (see attachement).
I've got around it by using svg:path. However, the z command is not
executed
correctly, leaving a visual gap in place of the joint.
Gap confirmed with dia-0-97 branch and GDK renderer. One benefit of the big
renderer interface change on master is preserving the close information.
Formerly only Renderer::fill_bezier() was known to be closed, while
Renderer::draw_bezier() was used for closed or open stroking. Now there is
Renderer::draw_beziergon() to stroke and/or fill.
[...]
However, there's another problem with this shape.
1. I can't seem to make it 3x3, even if I add a background r=1.5 circle,
the
resulting shape is a little thinner. Is this, perhaps, because ellipse
is a
little taller than 3 units?
Good guess, but it works for me with current master and the r=1.5 circle.
2. How can I override the line colors and styles for certain elements of
the
shape?
Again this works for me with master. Setting shape colors is certainly
possible with dia-0-97 as well, but I can confirm the lack of color with
the released version and your shape. It is because of a deficiency
extracting the color name from the style string. Two workarounds:
1) use numeric color representation
2) use stand-alone fill/stroke attributes
3. When double-clicking the shape, I'm unable to set default line
thickness.
And it always revert to 10mm on each new Dia start. With whole shape
being
~30mm... kind of not the visual I'm aiming for. Is this something that
can be
worked around?
With master the kludge would be to get rid of the stroke-width by using a
path with hole. For dia-0-97 I dont know a solution as explained in
https://mail.gnome.org/archives/dia-list/2008-July/msg00084.html
HTH,
Hans
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2015 02:22:45 +0300
From: Andrey Repin anrdae...@freemail.ru
To: Hans Breuer dia-list@gnome.org
Subject: Re: svg:transform rotate
Message-ID: 11310647731.20150317022...@yandex.ru
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Greetings, Hans Breuer!
But with master you can load the respective SVG and export it as shape
to
get the desired effect (see attachement).
I've got around it by using svg:path. However, the z command is not
executed
correctly, leaving a visual gap in place of the joint.
Gap confirmed with dia-0-97 branch and GDK renderer. One benefit of the
big
renderer interface change on master is preserving the close information.
Formerly only Renderer::fill_bezier() was known to be closed, while
Renderer::draw_bezier() was used for closed or open stroking. Now there
is
Renderer::draw_beziergon() to stroke and/or fill.
[...]
However, there's another problem with this shape.
1. I can't seem to make it 3x3, even if I add a background r=1.5
circle, the
resulting shape is a little thinner. Is this, perhaps, because ellipse
is a
little taller than 3 units?
Good guess, but it works for me with current master and the r=1.5 circle.
I'm going to make the ellipse a little smaller. Perhaps, my math to get
endpoints was a little too lax in rounding.
2. How can I override the line colors and styles for certain elements
of the
shape?
Again this works for me with master. Setting shape colors is certainly
possible with dia-0-97 as well, but I can confirm the lack of color with
the released version and your shape. It is because of a deficiency
extracting the color name from the style string. Two workarounds:
1) use numeric color representation
2) use
