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Thank you, Andrey! I wondered why all the objects come in at the same size, since I need some different sizes. I was amazed to see your Sector object come in larger than the others. Surprise! I had not seen that in any other samples. -- dunn On 07/27/2014 01:40 AM, Andrey Repin
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Greetings, dunn!What I really don't think I'll figure out from the samples is the 'xmlns=' part, because I have no samples of what should be there.Just leave the first two lines as they are. They define the file as XML, and specify the root element of the shape/sheet.I suppose I'll lose the xml namespace and the duplicate shape definitions. I only ask such things because I don't want to go back and change the files I create because I didn't know the obvious.I can show a simple shape I've created myself. Practically by hands. Here. Hope that'll help you start. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <shape xmlns="http://www.daa.com.au/~james/dia-shape-ns" xmlns:svg="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> <name>Hazeron - Binary Stars</name> <icon>Binary.png</icon> <connections> <point x="0" y="0" main="yes"/> </connections> <aspectratio type="fixed"/> <default-width>3</default-width> <default-height>3</default-height> <textbox x1="-1.35" y1="-0.9" x2="1.65" y2="1.1" align="center" resize="no" style="fill: background; fill-opacity: 127;"/> <svg:svg> <svg:circle style="fill: background; fill-opacity: 170; stroke: foreground; stroke-width: 0.75;" cx="-0.75" cy="-0.75" r="0.75"/> <svg:circle style="fill: background; fill-opacity: 255; stroke: foreground; stroke-width: 1;" cx="0.15" cy="0.15" r="1.35"/> </svg:svg> </shape> I've attached a complete set of shapes with a sheet, though they are rather crude, I haven't had enough time to polish them to the production quality. -- WBR, Andrey Repin (anrdaemon freemail ru) 27.07.2014, <12:36> Sorry for my terrible english... |