Re: PGF export
- From: momo <momomaniac gmail com>
- To: "discussions about usage and development of dia" <dia-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: PGF export
- Date: Sun, 14 Dec 2008 21:59:50 +0100
Hi Kien,
I wrote that export plugin a long time ago and I find it quite cool that
you are using it again.
It's been a while, so I don't remember very well the rationale for some
design decisions.
I like that escape sequence for tex $...$, thanks.
Unfortunately, I don't remember why all text is left aligned, maybe it was
just left out in the first version.
For the unitlength stuff, I included this setting du=15/unitlength at the
very beginning to be able to easily scale the diagram manually in the tex
source if things are not displayed nicely. I chose 15/unitlength-to get
something with a useable size right at the beginning, for most cases (?)
A dialog would be a great thing, however I don't know if there is any
global philosophy for dia interfaces and if an extra export dialog matches
this philosophy. An other way to go would be to introduce a coupling with
page settings and dpi settings (just an idea).
So 2 questions for me (to the great masters of dia):
-is it a good idea to introduce a dialog for the scaling of the exported
file?
-is it possible to couple it with a page resolution setting in print
options???
best regards, Moritz
On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:43:23 +0100, Cong Kien Dang <kiendc gmail com>
wrote:
Hi all,
I ve tried modify a litle in PGF export plugins
- in tex_escaps_string. I changed in such a way that it could keep the
mathematical formula in the text like $\alpha \leq \beta$. It's done.
- In draw_string(), I would like to modify the aligment but it do
nothing, I
don't know why every text is exported with anchor=WEST
- I would lke to add a dialog to set some parameter of exporting like the
variable du (by default it is always 15/unitlength, we may want to
10/unitlength for example) or scale ...
Anyone know to do it
Thank
Kien
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