Re: New version soon?

Fra: Hans Breuer [EMAIL PROTECTED] At 22:21 01.05.01 +0200, Claus Sørensen - ProjectHouse wrote: From: Hans Breuer [EMAIL PROTECTED] One of the main engines in Open Source/Free Softeware projects is release often so you don't have these huge gaps between releases. Wow, what a

Is this a Known Bug ????

Hi all, I've made an UML diagram, with classes and hierarchy ! When I open it, the connector aren't connected correctly (as I saved them) , as shown in the sample below : Any clue ??? Cyril ZEKSER

Re: Is this a Known Bug ????

On Thu, 03 May 2001, Ben A. Hetland wrote: Cyril ZEKSER wrote: I've made an UML diagram, with classes and hierarchy ! When I open it, the connector aren't connected correctly (as I saved them) , as shown in the sample below : [Image] Hmmm... do you mean that the lines aren't

Re: Is this a Known Bug ????

Lars Clausen a écrit : On Thu, 03 May 2001, Ben A. Hetland wrote: Cyril ZEKSER wrote: I've made an UML diagram, with classes and hierarchy ! When I open it, the connector aren't connected correctly (as I saved them) , as shown in the sample below : [Image] Hmmm... do you mean

Re: Is this a Known Bug ????

I could imagine this being caused by fonts being of different size on different platforms. Does this also happen when no text is involved? Seems to be ok without Text Ben is probably right in his explanation Cyril PS : this is really annoying with big UML diagrams... since I have to

dia doesn´t load my files

Hi guys, I´m using dia and it really is a great thing to work with. Even ground-plans are no problem. ;-) What´s wrong: When I save a file (uncompressed xml), quit dia, start again and try to load the file again, dia generates about 50 or 80 windows saying Error parsing point. It finally

Re: Is this a Known Bug ????

Ben A. Hetland a écrit : Lars Clausen wrote: On Thu, 03 May 2001, Ben A. Hetland wrote: [...] If so, I think I have observed a similar erraneous behavior when working with a diagram on multiple computers having different screen resolution (and also Win32-Linux). In my case

Textbox filled by default with some text

Hi all, I want to add several shapes with text already filled in in the shape, preferably non-edittable. I see several solutions to this: * Add a field 'text' to the textbox tag: textbox x1=left y1=top x2=right y2=bottom text=Sample text/ ...where Sample text is the default to initialise

Re: dia doesn´t load my files

On Thu, 03 May 2001, Florian Berger wrote: Hi guys, I´m using dia and it really is a great thing to work with. Even ground-plans are no problem. ;-) What´s wrong: When I save a file (uncompressed xml), quit dia, start again and try to load the file again, dia generates about 50 or 80

Re: Textbox filled by default with some text

On Thu, 3 May 2001, Rutger Nijlunsing wrote: Hi all, I want to add several shapes with text already filled in in the shape, preferably non-edittable. I see several solutions to this: * Add a field 'text' to the textbox tag: textbox x1=left y1=top x2=right y2=bottom text=Sample text/

Re: Is this a Known Bug ????

On Thu, 03 May 2001, Ben A. Hetland wrote: Lars Clausen wrote: On Thu, 03 May 2001, Ben A. Hetland wrote: [...] If so, I think I have observed a similar erraneous behavior when working with a diagram on multiple computers having different screen resolution (and also Win32-Linux).

Re: New version soon?

Can't this argument go offline now? -- Karim Nassar On Thu, 3 May 2001, Claus [UNKNOWN] Sørensen - Chairman of KLID wrote: Fra: Hans Breuer [EMAIL PROTECTED] At 22:21 01.05.01 +0200, Claus Sørensen - ProjectHouse wrote: From: Hans Breuer [EMAIL PROTECTED] One of the main engines

Re: Is this a Known Bug ????

I could imagine this being caused by fonts being of different size on different platforms. Does this also happen when no text is involved? Seems to be ok without Text Ben is probably right in his explanation Cyril PS : this is really annoying with big UML diagrams... since I