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Re: UML Diagram & line thickness
- From: "Rob McDonald" <robm asdl gatech edu>
- To: "discussions about usage and development of dia" <dia-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: UML Diagram & line thickness
- Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2006 11:23:03 -0500
> Rob McDonald sagde:
> > How can I change the line thickness in a UML class diagram? I don't see
> > an
> > option in the GUI, and I've poked around the uncompressed *.xml file,
and
> > nothing jumps out at me.
Lars
> You go into the objects/UML/class.c file (and related files), add a line
> thickness attribute, use it in the appropriate places, recompile, and
> Bob's your uncle! :) Alas, that is one of the (too many) things that the
> Class object doesn't allow yet. Adding the attribute itself would
> probably be simple, but I'm not sure doing the calculations to place
> everything correctly after it would be -- but I could be wrong.
Hmmm, that's what I was afraid of... Thanks for the info.
If I get the development environment up and going, I may take a look at it.
Although, for my purposes and on my timeline (PhD Thesis), I'd probably just
change the value to the value I need... 0.05... Then again, I may just
leave it as is, scale up my font, and then scale down the entire document...
An ugly hack, but it'll work...
Thanks again,
Rob
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