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Glue : SVG Support ? Inkscape Sypport ?
by NAGY Endre 07 Nov '04

07 Nov '04

Greetings I sent the message, asking about Inkscapes capabilities regarding gluing, that is attached to the bottom of this mail, to the Inkscape-User mailing list. Bulia responded >Peter Moulder works on this and has some code checked in (though >there's no GUI yet). If you can help push this ahead it would be >great. Perhaps inkscape-devel is a better place for discussing this. Peter (or anybody else with knowledge), can you advise on how to implement "glue" Regards Endre Nagy ---------------------------------------------------- Greetings My goal is to implement in Inkscape the equivalent behaviour of "glue" as found in Visio. In Visio this is exhibited by creating two "lines" and then dragging the end point of one line to coincide with the end point of the other. The behaviour of these "lines" are defined such that when a "coincidence" event occurs the end points are "glued", ie a transformation of one of the lines (e.g a translation) causes the end point of the other line to continue to coincide with the position of the other end point (i.e the end of one line "follows" the position of the other). It would be nice if, within Inkscape, I could specify such behaviour, but its absence would not be fatal because I have other means of specifying the content of the SVG that would be input to Inkscape. Firstly, are there any elements within the SVG specification that would naturally allow this behaviour to be defined?. Unfortunately I am not in a position to specify the glued coordinate as one that is part in a single polyline. I am constrained by a requirement that this behaviour be exhibited between two distinct geometric elements. I initially had in mind providing an identifier for one of the points in one polyline. I could then define a point in the other polyline as a reference to this identifier. But I dont think SVG's element and attribute structure allows this. Secondly, if the SVG specification supported such a semantic, would Inkscape reflect this in its behaviour. That is, if (to take one possible solution) one point were defined as a reference to the other, would Inkscape know to update all points that were defined by reference. Thanks in advance for any assistance Endre Nagy IMPORTANT NOTICE: This e-mail and any attachment to it are intended only to be read or used by the named addressee. It is confidential and may contain legally privileged information. No confidentiality or privilege is waived or lost by any mistaken transmission to you. The RTA is not responsible for any unauthorised alterations to this e-mail or attachment to it. Views expressed in this message are those of the individual sender, and are not necessarily the views of the RTA. If you receive this e-mail in error, please immediately delete it from your system and notify the sender. You must not disclose, copy or use any part of this e-mail if you are not the intended recipient.

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cmyk fill
by David Christian Berg 07 Nov '04

07 Nov '04

Hmm, I didn't even know it existed, but look at this. Some might now, it's there. Anyways, it's causing trouble, cause I can't change the color of the objects this being in place. sodipodi:fill-cmyk="(0.80000001 0.44999999 0.0000000 0.25000000)" David

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win32 svgz not open problem
by Adib Taraben 07 Nov '04

07 Nov '04

Hi, is it eventually possible that the libxml-dll in the gtk libraries provided are not compiled with the -D HAVE_ZLIB_H ? And so that there is no support for compressed files ? Just thinking ( I did not found any string "zlib" in the libxml.dll but in freetype.dll) . Adib.

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Ruby Cairo bindings
by MenTaLguY 07 Nov '04

07 Nov '04

Just for fun tonight I wrote a Ruby binding for Cairo, so I can learn my way around it more. If anyone's morbidly curious, it's in CVS under mental/cairo-testbed in the experimental module. More details: The Ruby extension is in the cairo/ subdirectory; the cairo-testbed directory proper will contain some scripts and things that use it (right now it just contains a simple demo script, demo-0.rb, that generates a PNG). To build the extension, just run: ruby extconf.rb make The binding is moderately complete at this point; the only two areas I've not really covered yet are fonts and patterns, and I need to expose more surface types (currently only in-memory and PNG output surfaces are exposed). In terms of the major classes at this point: * Cairo - a cairo graphics context * Cairo::Surface - a cairo drawing surface * Cairo::Transform - AKA Cairo::Matrix, a matrix representing an affine transformation In general the way things work are that you create a cairo context, set a target surface for it to draw on, and draw away, calling show_page when you're done. require 'cairo' File.open("foo.png", "wb") {|port| ctx = Cairo.new ctx.target_surface = \ Cairo::Surface.new_png(port, Cairo::FORMAT_ARGB32, 200, 200) # fill in the background ctx.new_path ctx.rectangle(0, 0, 200, 200) ctx.set_rgb_color(1.0, 1.0, 1.0) # white ctx.fill # draw a big X ctx.new_path ctx.move_to(20, 20) ctx.line_to(180, 180) ctx.move_to(20, 180) ctx.line_to(180, 20) ctx.set_rgb_color(0.0, 0.0, 0.0) # black ctx.line_width = 5 ctx.line_cap = Cairo::LINE_CAP_ROUND ctx.stroke ctx.show_page # write the PNG } -mental

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Re: [Inkscape-user] Feedback 0.40pre1
by MenTaLguY 07 Nov '04

07 Nov '04

On Sat, 2004-11-06 at 20:01, bulia byak wrote: > > - Like 0.39, very large paths (4000 nodes) are very slow, especially during > > zoom and when I go into node-edit-mode (inkscape spends a lot of time drawing > > stuff that's off-screen). > > Yes it's a problem. We need to do more optimization in one of the > future versions. I have some specific ideas for algorithms to reduce the repainting burden. I'll try to document them sometime soon. Strictly speaking, when performing individual node edits it should only be necessary to redraw maybe four path segments at most. -mental

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visible, printable, SVG
by Peter Moulder 07 Nov '04

07 Nov '04

The Object Properties dialog box has properties Visible and Printable. Currently, we map Visible in the Object Properties dialog to SVG's visibility attribute, while we use a custom attribute for Printable. When would in-inkscape visibility differ from on-paper visibility? - Visible on screen but not printable for guide lines/shapes. - Printable but not hidden [or 90% transparent?] on screen for temporary editing convenience. I'd guess that the user wants the same things to be printable as they want to be exported to PNG or generally visible as part of the image to be seen by viewers. If "seen by viewers" includes the use of other SVG agents (e.g. use of a command-line tool for printing or exporting to another format, or embedding in e.g. HTML before printing), then that suggests we should use SVG's visibility property for Printable, and use custom data to indicate what things are currently visible/hidden. Comments? pjrm.

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set guides
by David Christian Berg 07 Nov '04

07 Nov '04

Hey guys, how do I put a guide to a specific position? The guides dialog only sets the guide's relative position. I need absolute positioning most of the time, but haven't found the property in the preferences dialog. David

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layer progress
by MenTaLguY 07 Nov '04

07 Nov '04

bulia's gotten layer locking/unlocking and show/hide from the layer selector working now in CVS. Give it a spin and see if you can find any remaining bugs~ -mental

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ghost spikes
by bulia byak 06 Nov '04

06 Nov '04

Now the biggest problem with the calligraphy tool is the ghost spikes - sudden long and thin spikes that burst sometimes from the stroke sideways. They are actually visible, unlike the ghost spikes of the pencil tool. Apparently they are caused by the same reason, since both tools use the same bezier fitter. Peter, have you had any progress on this issue? Can you look into the calligraphic spikes as well?

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calligraphy fun + new screenshots
by bulia byak 06 Nov '04

06 Nov '04

Until yesterday, I considered Inkscape's calligraphy tool pretty useless. It was too weird and not really suited for any real work. It turns out I was wrong. The problem with this tool was that its most useful mode - flat nib - was disabled and there was no UI to enable it. As a result, the Angle control had no effect because the "pen" was actually more of a "brush". I fixed this, and even made the transition from flat to round a gradual one, controlled by the new Flatness control (0 = round nib, 1 = flat nib). (Actually 0 is not "round", but the pen is always rotated perpendicular to the stroke direction; any suggestions for a better term?) I also added a Thinning control which tells how much to change the width of the stroke depending on velocity (0 = uniform width, >0 makes faster strokes thinner, <1 makes faster strokes broader). I also changed the defaults of the rest of the parameters. With these changes, the tool is now capable to do some real calligraphy. All of this screenshot was done entirely in Inkscape using a Wacom tablet: http://inkscape.org/screenshots/gallery/inkscape-0.40-CVS-linux-calligraphy… Other screenshots added today: tracing, text on path, tutorial, and a work screenshot from David Christian Berg. Enjoy, and don't forget to send us your screenshots! http://inkscape.org/screenshots/index.php

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layers again
by bulia byak 06 Nov '04

06 Nov '04

I added manually <g id="l1" title="Layer1" label="Layer1" inkscape:groupmode="layer"> ... </g> around the content of a file. Two problems: - on open, it shows (root). I think we agreed that if there's a single layer it must be entered on load if there's no current layer remembered in namedview? - it shows #l1 so title and label are ignored. What is the way to set the visible title apart from id?

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interview - KDE Dot News
by Arpad Biro 06 Nov '04

06 Nov '04

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gradient display bug
by David Christian Berg 06 Nov '04

06 Nov '04

this is a _really_ annoying bug... when you have several texts with gradients or (or is just one enough?) you'll very fast end up with broken gradient display in the text. I just tried just writing some text, adding a gradient, changing the gradient, doublicating the text, moving the doublicate. and "peng" the original object has a totally broken gradient displayed... Can anyone confirm? my build is a few days old, it's not since long, that this bug has been introduced, I'm sure. David

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rotate around center of gravity
by David Christian Berg 06 Nov '04

06 Nov '04

This is basically just for rotating stars with an uneven number of ehm, however it's called, rays. Not quite needed, but cool if easy to do. David

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Mandrake, autopackage and gtk+ problem
by Boulenguez Pierre 05 Nov '04

05 Nov '04

On Mandrake 10.0, i'm trying to install the nightly build autopackage and get the following error : Error: Could not find 'GTK+ user interface toolkit'. Try using the native package manager for Mandrakelinux (urpmi) to install a package with similar name to 'gtk+'. But when I execute "urmpi --fuzzy gtk+" to query my installed packages database I get : gtk+2.0 gtk+licq gtk+licq-base gtk+licq-nognome libgtk+-linuxfb-2.0_0 libgtk+-linuxfb-2.0_0-devel libgtk+-x11-2.0_0 libgtk+1.2 libgtk+1.2-devel libgtk+2.0_0 libgtk+2.0_0-devel I think that gtk+ is correctly installed but autopackage cannot find it. Maybe an environment variable for gtk+ as to be set ? BR Pierre

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default template + screenshots
by bulia byak 05 Nov '04

05 Nov '04

Just a quick note that I added an initial layer to the default template. Now new documents will be created with "Layer 1" active. Also the hide/lock buttons now at last look correct (though they are not functional yet). This means that Inkscape's face is now fit for shooting. Please send here (or submit to patch tracker) your screenshots showing the nice things you are doing with Inkscape CVS. The more complex and beautiful is the stuff on your canvas, the better. Show something that not everyone can do! The best shots will be published on the site in time for the 0.40 release.

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Static c++ libs , part 2
by Bob Jamison 05 Nov '04

05 Nov '04

Re: the previous msg , about the libgccpp.a probs. I tried manually linking Inkscape, inkview, and gimpgrad.so without libgccpp.a, and they worked perfectly. So, I would like to remove --enable-cplusplus from the boehm dependencies that we have, and libgccpp.a. Does that sound OK? As far as I can tell, we are always using Mental's C++ classes which use the Boehm C API. Is that right? If so, I'd like to only use that part of Boehm, and not have that extra .h file possibly polluting new() and delete(). Bob

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] Mandrake, autopackage and gtk+ problem
by Boulenguez Pierre 05 Nov '04

05 Nov '04

Here is my gtk version : pkg-config gtk+-2.0 --modversion 2.2.4 Best Regards Le vendredi 5 Novembre 2004 17:19, Boulenguez Pierre a écrit : > Hi, > Did you installed it from sources ? > I can't find a gtk+2.4 compiled package for mandrake. > > Ps: My mandrake ditribution is quite recent (10.0), and updated. > > Thx anyway > > Le vendredi 5 Novembre 2004 17:00, vous avez écrit : > > Hi, > > > > > On Mandrake 10.0, i'm trying to install the nightly build autopackage > > > and get the following error: > > > Could not find 'GTK+ user interface toolkit'. > > > gtk+2.0 > > > libgtk+2.0_0 > > > > I guess you need GTK 2.4. > > > > Arpad Biro > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________ > > Do you Yahoo!? > > Check out the new Yahoo! Front Page. > > www.yahoo.com

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RE: [Inkscape-devel] A few things
by Gazal, Geraud (GE Healthcare) 05 Nov '04

05 Nov '04

Some more small things : * When no object is selected, the proportion lock icon is not sensitive (unlike the other icons of the same bar) (lock_icon_object.png) * When layer is unlocked, the lock icon is not displayed (lock_icon_layer.png) * A nice to have with layer would be an additional tool : move to another layer (not only previous and next) * It's the first time I'm playing with layers, and I'm a bit surprised : xml seems not to be affected by the operations I make with them (no lock or display tag in xml). I'm able to create new layers, create/delete some object in them, raise/lower them delete the layers. But I'm not able to move objects from a layer to another (even next/previous) and have no action on lock/display Pity, I felt really excited with them (it was the only thing that i was missing with Inkscape). But I hope (quite confident with it), it'll soon be 100% available * Unlike star/polygon and spiral tool bars, ellipse and rectangle have no "reset to default" icon * The 'object' menu may be renamed to 'selection' as all the operations it lists affect all the objects selected (selection) * The open ellipse item in the ellipse tool bar is not sensitive (unless the ellipse has been opened with the controls on canvas) * When I select several objects and call the fill and stroke dialog, it displays a kind of mean of the characteristics of the objects. Don't know if it is good, but it is not consistent with the 'properties' dialog (which displays nothing in this case and is even not sensitive) (fill.png and prop.png) * By the way, why not to add the "properties" icon in the main tool bar (with fill and stroke...) ? > > First : about layers. > > * The layer indication in the bottom of the window is not > clearly displayed. I think it is linked with the fonts used. > Thought it had already been submitted and fixed, but in fact > no. See the small capture. (layers.png) > Someone reported that it can be fixed by rc file editing, but I think > this was not done. Please file a bug. OK, I will. > > Final : (for Frederic) > > Bienvenue instead of Bienvenu would be great :) (I'm taking > a look at the translation at the moment). Will give my a more > detailed review later. (see trad1.png) > > You could just edit the latest translation file and submit it > to patch tracker. Well yes and no : First : at the moment I'm at work, take some time during my pause (lunch break) to have a look and test some few things with Inkscape. But I'm under windows, and I face many problems opening/editing .po files. (If some of you know about any cool tool under win2k...) But when home, no problem (hope I will be able to take a look at it this WE) Plus it's not always obvious (French is not always very 'logical', plus I'm not a vector drawing software specialist and my vocabulary might be wrong sometime. I'd like to compare with other 'similar' software, but sorry I can't afford paying the price of Illustrator or Freehand just for having some vocabulary comparison) to have the appropriate translation, and I'd prefer discuss some points with some other French speaking translators (such as Frederic) before committing stupid mistakes. Regards, Matiphas

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A few things
by Gazal, Geraud (GE Healthcare) 05 Nov '04

05 Nov '04

Hi Inkscape developers: a few things I've noticed on Inkscape, on the following configuration : Win2k, French, 5-Nov-2004 Build. First : about layers. * The layer indication in the bottom of the window is not clearly displayed. I think it is linked with the fonts used. Thought it had already been submitted and fixed, but in fact no. See the small capture. (layers.png) -> Do I submit a new bug ? * I'd like being able to rename the layers. It is ok from the xml editor, but I think it would be a good idea to be able to do it from the layer menu ? RFE ? * Last point : would it be a good idea to have a layer dialog (a bit like align/distribute...) ? I think yes, some people prefer having simply menu and shortcuts ? RFE ? Then : something I've noticed because of the different length of words according to the various translations. See small capture (trad2.png) When modifing an existing rectangle (elipse, star, spiral...), in French (but I think it might be present with some other languages), the tool bar displays 'angement' instead of 'Changement'. Is it possible to adjust the size of those displays dynamically ? (same thing with some other buttons) RFE ? BUG ? Final : (for Frederic) Bienvenue instead of Bienvenu would be great :) (I'm taking a look at the translation at the moment). Will give my a more detailed review later. (see trad1.png) For all (especially Mental) : the layer work is really huge. Inkscape is now covering 99% of my needs. Plus giving me 100% pleasure. Regards, Matiphas

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neon glow offset (fwd)
by Bryce Harrington 04 Nov '04

04 Nov '04

Is this possible now using the clone or offset features? Bryce ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 04 Nov 2004 14:02:58 -0800 From: Carl Johnson <cjohnson@...1...> To: Bryce Harrington <bryce@...1...> Subject: neon glow offset Photoshop does some nice glows around objects. is this possible in the vector world? cj

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Update French translation
by Frederic Rodrigo 04 Nov '04

04 Nov '04

Hi, I have updated the French translation. Fred.

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RE: Spam weekly update
by Gazal, Geraud (GE Healthcare) 04 Nov '04

04 Nov '04

n fact, until a last month, spammers used to disturb only a few pages each time, but now they are becomming more annoying. Each time, the wiki is spammed, it affects up to 20 pages. Really a nuisance to remove this. Regards, Matiphas > -----Original Message----- > From: Bryce Harrington [mailto:bryce@...260...] > Sent: jeudi 4 novembre 2004 10:05 > To: Gazal, Geraud (GE Healthcare) > Cc: inkscape-devel(a)lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: Re: Spam weekly update > > > Okay, I've banned those two ips and removed all those added > pages. Boy > that was a pain. If we get another of these form of spammers, I'll be > all in favor of turning on passwords. > > Thanks, > Bryce > > On Thu, 4 Nov 2004, Gazal, Geraud (GE Healthcare) wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > we've got 2 more winners : > > > > * 209.158.113.3 : this guy adds links in existing pages > (see list below) > > * 202.107.216.99 : this one has added a large bunch of new > pages in the > > wiki ( see list below). Anyone can remove them ? > > > > > > Regards, > > > > Matiphas > > > > * 209.158.113.3 : > > # (diff) ExtensionArchitectureProposals 6:16 pm (35 > changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) GtkMMification 6:16 pm (25 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) ExtensionArchProposal 6:12 pm (18 changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) Roadmap 6:08 pm (289 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) CompilingInkscape 6:08 pm (90 changes) . . . . . > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) ClipartContribution 6:04 pm (21 changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) PastMilestones 6:02 pm (16 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) DocumentLayers 6:01 pm (14 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) TranslationInformation 6:00 pm (11 changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) WhiteboardSeniorProjectProposal 6:00 pm (10 > changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) OtherGoals 6:00 pm (7 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) DevelopmentRoadmap 5:59 pm (104 changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) SubsystemRearchitecture 5:59 pm (6 changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) ReleaseNotes 5:56 pm (511 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) Editprefs 5:56 pm (5 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) Galleries 5:55 pm (20 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) AccessibleGraphics 5:53 pm (8 changes) . . . . . > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) Inkscape 5:53 pm (207 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) Win32Port 5:51 pm (21 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) NetworkedEditing 5:50 pm (29 changes) . . . . . > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) HomePage 5:50 pm (41 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) KeyboardProfiles 5:27 pm (8 changes) . . . . . > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) TufteStylePresentation 5:19 pm (11 changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > # (diff) How To Start A Page 4:57 pm (15 changes) . . . . . > > 209.158.113.3 > > > > > > * 202.107.216.99 : > > * (diff) QuotesOnPlace 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) 321 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Sandbox 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) WxWizard 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Bakefile 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) OnComingToWriteAboutPlace 12:52 am . . . . . > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) IRC Etiquette 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) TreesAndPlace 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Installing WxWin For MS Free Tools 12:53 am . . . . . > > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) MythicPlace 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Reducing Executable Size 12:53 am . . . . . > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) PhotographingPlace/Journeys 12:53 am . . . . . > > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) hello 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Cross-Compiling Under Linux 12:52 am . . . . . > > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) How To Use This Wiki 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) myseo 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) kitty 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) WxOTL 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) WxWidgets For MFC Programmers 12:53 am . . . . . > > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Table Of Contents 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Browser-Shortcuts For The Online Docs 12:53 am > . . . . . > > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Compiling WxWidgets 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) WxWidgets Bounties 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Bakefile Wxbase 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Using XML With WxWidgets 12:53 am . . . . . > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) MSVC Setup Guide 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Dev-CPP Setup Guide 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Developers Notebook/WxWinCE 12:53 am . . . . . > > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Avoiding Memory Leaks 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) Developers Notebook/Docs 12:53 am . . . . . > 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) WxStyledTextCtrl 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) WxMSW Issues 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > * (diff) WxWidgets Vacancies 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 > > > > > > >

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Spam weekly update
by Gazal, Geraud (GE Healthcare) 04 Nov '04

04 Nov '04

Hi, we've got 2 more winners : * 209.158.113.3 : this guy adds links in existing pages (see list below) * 202.107.216.99 : this one has added a large bunch of new pages in the wiki ( see list below). Anyone can remove them ? Regards, Matiphas * 209.158.113.3 : # (diff) ExtensionArchitectureProposals 6:16 pm (35 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) GtkMMification 6:16 pm (25 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) ExtensionArchProposal 6:12 pm (18 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) Roadmap 6:08 pm (289 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) CompilingInkscape 6:08 pm (90 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) ClipartContribution 6:04 pm (21 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) PastMilestones 6:02 pm (16 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) DocumentLayers 6:01 pm (14 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) TranslationInformation 6:00 pm (11 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) WhiteboardSeniorProjectProposal 6:00 pm (10 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) OtherGoals 6:00 pm (7 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) DevelopmentRoadmap 5:59 pm (104 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) SubsystemRearchitecture 5:59 pm (6 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) ReleaseNotes 5:56 pm (511 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) Editprefs 5:56 pm (5 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) Galleries 5:55 pm (20 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) AccessibleGraphics 5:53 pm (8 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) Inkscape 5:53 pm (207 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) Win32Port 5:51 pm (21 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) NetworkedEditing 5:50 pm (29 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) HomePage 5:50 pm (41 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) KeyboardProfiles 5:27 pm (8 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) TufteStylePresentation 5:19 pm (11 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 # (diff) How To Start A Page 4:57 pm (15 changes) . . . . . 209.158.113.3 * 202.107.216.99 : * (diff) QuotesOnPlace 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) 321 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Sandbox 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) WxWizard 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Bakefile 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) OnComingToWriteAboutPlace 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) IRC Etiquette 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) TreesAndPlace 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Installing WxWin For MS Free Tools 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) MythicPlace 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Reducing Executable Size 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) PhotographingPlace/Journeys 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) hello 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Cross-Compiling Under Linux 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) How To Use This Wiki 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) myseo 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) kitty 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) WxOTL 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) WxWidgets For MFC Programmers 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Table Of Contents 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Browser-Shortcuts For The Online Docs 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Compiling WxWidgets 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) WxWidgets Bounties 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Bakefile Wxbase 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Using XML With WxWidgets 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) MSVC Setup Guide 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Dev-CPP Setup Guide 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Developers Notebook/WxWinCE 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Avoiding Memory Leaks 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) Developers Notebook/Docs 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) WxStyledTextCtrl 12:52 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) WxMSW Issues 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99 * (diff) WxWidgets Vacancies 12:53 am . . . . . 202.107.216.99

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URI class
by Jon A. Cruz 04 Nov '04

04 Nov '04

Well... to get some stuff cleaned up, I've started a bit of tune-up on the URI class. I've added a few methods, but also added Doxygen comments. The latter might make a difference, as I'm counting on the class behaving the way I've described, so checking things over to be sure the docs are proper and in sync would be helpful. Of course, if anyone cares, they can also check to see if I did any late-night careless stuff. (Oh, and diff with ignoring whitespace).

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