Re: Resizing problems

[Justin Gombos <mindfuq zianet com>]

* Lars Clausen <lars raeder dk> [2004-03-28 07:29]:
> There has been a bug where a newly created object didn't register
> keyboard shortcuts.  But for "older" objects, it should work.  We've
> moved to using the Delete key recently, though.

I just opened a file I created yesterday, and tried the following to
delete a preexisting object:

control-d
delete
backspace

None of them worked.  The only thing that works is a cut (control-x).
That works up until I have an object on the clipboard that I don't
want to overwrite by deleting something.  In the worst case I'll have
to paste the object from the clipboard, cut the object I want deleted,
then cut the temporary object again.

> > I've been using multiple different layers in a network design
> > layout, and I have not been able to connect objects in one layer
> > to objects in a different layer.  Is there a way to do this?  I'd
> > like to have each LAN in a box on its own layer, but eventually
> > the LANs have to connect to each other.
>
> That's not possible at the moment, though I don't think there's a
> really strong reason for it.  It'll just take some fiddling with
> updates and a way in the layer dialog to mark which layers are
> active for connection.

I didn't understand your workaround there, but I'll probably just use
two layers.  A background layer for the labels, and the whole network
in the top layer, since it's all connected.

> Which version of Dia are you using?

0.92.2

I'm using Red Hat 9.0, which is comes with Dia 0.90.  I upgraded Dia
because it seemed a lot of progress is being made from version to
version.  I now get this warning when I run dia, and I'm not sure how
it affects me:

Warning: program compiled against libxml 206 using older 205