On 05/24/2014 04:34 PM, Tim Edwards wrote: > I remember that problem from years ago (version 3.6 was retired > in April 2011). I don't think there was a workaround within xcircuit, > but you can always hand-edit the file. Find the text that you're > trying to fix, and change the justification, as described below.
Yes I was trying to avoid editing the PS file manually. But admittedly that's one of the benefits of Xcircuit's approach and I've used it extensively over the years. My need however is more that of interactively changing justification on schematic text such that things line up cleanly. So it looks like I should bite the bullet and upgrade or build out of git. I just took a look and it appears the advertised git repo only has tags for 3.8* but not prior versions. Might there be a git tree which includes earlier releases or possibly active development as well? Incidentally I don't know how often you and other contributors receive kudo's for the creation, care & feeding of Xcircuit. But I've used it since 1998 and haven't found anything which does the job for general technical drawing and produces such quality output. So thanks again. -mike _______________________________________________ Xcircuit-dev mailing list Xcircuit-dev@opencircuitdesign.com http://www.opencircuitdesign.com/mailman/listinfo/xcircuit-dev
