At 08:51 03.02.04 -0600, Lars Clausen wrote:
From: Luc Cessieux cessieux hotmail com
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How i can make a plug-in with Python?
The Dia TWiki has a bit of info on that, the rest I'll leave up to Hans and
the code examples that come with Dia.
The probably best description (beside the TWiki, the
At 15:49 03.02.04 +0100, Cyrille Chepelov wrote:
Le Tue, Feb 03, 2004, Ã 02:31:40PM +, Joseph Carter a écrit:
Hi All,
We produced a UML diagram on the unix version of Dia (Solaris 8)
which we then viewed in on a windows 2k box. Alas the class diagrams
were shown at a different size and
This is probably an inappropriate suggestion to people who know way more
than I do about Dia. But I have used SWIG (http://swig.org) very
successfully to provide a complex C library as a Perl-accessible
interface in the past, and it also supports Python. It didn't take very
long to figure
This is an excellent idea. I'd much rather work in Perl, Scheme or Ruby than Python.
g
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This is an excellent idea. I'd much rather work in Perl, Scheme or Ruby
than Python.
I'd be more than happy to help with an interface library
for Perl. From what I can see we could do it with Inline
instead of SWIG, give us a single .pm for the result and
