If I export a diagram as Portable Network Graphics (.PNG), I first get
a question about pixel sizes. After I OK this, I get an access
violation crashing Dia.
BTW, what's the difference between the two .PNG formats in the export
dialog?
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Finally it looks like the font stuff on Win32 printing looks sensible.
But, when I print (using fit to page scaling), it still seems to think
the paper is wider than it actually is (on A4), so the rightmost part
(1-2 cm) gets clipped against the right edge of the printable area on
the page. Also,
Steffen Macke wrote:
When I change prefs in dia it saves it to
drive:\cygwin\home\user\.dia
but it does not apply those changes. And it does not read it from disk
Unfortunately, this is true. The problem is that the last win32 builds are
mixing c-runtimes (msvcrt.dll and
Hi Ben,
Why is it mixing those versions, and why should this pose a problem?
It's mixing those versions because MSVC 7 doesn't allow me to link against
msvcrt.dll which is used by the gtk+ libraries distributed by Tor Lillqvist.
Right now I have neither the time to rebuild the libraries nor
BTW, what's the difference between the two .PNG formats in the export
dialog?
One is the old png export function, the other one is delivered by the newer
pixbuf plug-in which also supports other rasters formats. I hope that only
one of the PNG export functions is broken so that you can use
Steffen Macke wrote:
One is the old png export function, the other one is delivered by the newer
pixbuf plug-in which also supports other rasters formats. I hope that only
one of the PNG export functions is broken so that you can use the other one.
Yes, the one called GdkPixbuf... seems to be
Hi Steffen,
Steffen Macke wrote:
Why is it mixing those versions, and why should this pose a problem?
It's mixing those versions because MSVC 7 doesn't allow me to link against
msvcrt.dll which is used by the gtk+ libraries distributed by Tor Lillqvist.
Strange... Does it mean it cannot
At 23:04 28.03.03 +0100, Ben Hetland wrote:
Hi Steffen,
Steffen Macke wrote:
Why is it mixing those versions, and why should this pose a problem?
It's mixing those versions because MSVC 7 doesn't allow me to link against
msvcrt.dll which is used by the gtk+ libraries distributed by Tor
At 14:07 28.03.03 +0100, Ben Hetland wrote:
Finally it looks like the font stuff on Win32 printing looks sensible.
But, when I print (using fit to page scaling), it still seems to think
the paper is wider than it actually is (on A4), so the rightmost part
(1-2 cm) gets clipped against the right
At 19:03 28.03.03 +0200, Steffen Macke wrote:
BTW, what's the difference between the two .PNG formats in the export
dialog?
One is the old png export function,
... via libart. Which can't render text anymore but still should not crash.
the other one is delivered by the newer
pixbuf plug-in
Terminate version 0.88 with extreme prejudice
I have every intention of treating any futher reports against 0.88 with
extreme prejudice. I like bug hunting and crashing stuff but sorting and
marking duplicates is just a waste of time.
When i am a little less annoyed in intend to track down
Hi Ben,
I think it would be best if you use the dia sources from the CVS. This will
make it much easier for you to update.
If the compilation instructions are missing something, please let me know
what.
Steffen
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A master makefile in dia's top level dir could do the trick
as well. There is none cause I usually need to compile stuff
in smaller chunks anyway to fix build glitches. Nowadays it
would collide with Steffens copying makefile.msc
Please feel free to move the copying routines to a
On Sat, 29 Mar 2003, Alan Horkan wrote:
Terminate version 0.88 with extreme prejudice
I have every intention of treating any futher reports against 0.88 with
extreme prejudice. I like bug hunting and crashing stuff but sorting and
marking duplicates is just a waste of time.
When i am a
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