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Multiple NR::Filter symbols
by Bob Jamison 06 Jun '08

06 Jun '08

Hi all. verbalshadow and I have been having link errors today. The reason is, that sp-filter.o and nr-filter.o both contain all of the methods of NR::Filter. After a lot of searching, I noticed that sp-filter.cpp #includes nr-filter.cpp. Not the .h, but the .cpp. That can't be right. :-) Does someone need to fix this? Things work nicely with that line commented out. bob

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Waring: Sans font not in fontlister
by unknown＠example.com 06 Jun '08

06 Jun '08

Hi all, I forgot: how do I get rid of this warning? ** (inkscape.exe:1616): WARNING **: Family name Sans does not have an entry in t he font lister. I get it for example when drawing a rectangle, but also when dragging it, etc. Thanks a lot, Johan

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Sourceforge 2008 Community Choice Awards
by Marcin Floryan 06 Jun '08

06 Jun '08

Hi! You might want to vote for Inkscape in Sourceforge 2008 Community Choice Awards here http://sourceforge.net/community/cca08-nominate And perhaps put a badge on the webpage: <a href="http://sourceforge.net/awards/cca/?project_name=Inkscape&project_url=inksca…"><img src="http://sourceforge.net/awards/cca/badge_img.php?project_name=Inkscape&proje…" border="0" /></a> Regards, -- Marcin Floryan http://marcin.floryan.pl/ [GPG Key ID: 0D5581C5]

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by Alvin Penner 06 Jun '08

06 Jun '08

In the preferences.xml file, try editing the font family name to be Times New Roman, or Arial, as in : <eventcontext id="text" usecurrent="0" gradientdrag="1" font_sample="AaBbCcIiPpQq12369$â¬Â¢?.;/()" style="fill:black;fill-opacity:1;stroke:none;font-family:Times New Roman;font-style:normal;font-weight:normal;font-size:40px;-inkscape-font-specification:Times New Roman;font-stretch:normal;font-variant:normal;text-anchor:start;text-align:start;writing-mode:lr;line-height:125%" selcue="1" /> ------[ This message was sent using Vaxxine Webmail ]------ www.vaxxine.com - Niagara's Premier Internet Service Provider

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Merge my branch into trunk
by unknown＠example.com 06 Jun '08

06 Jun '08

Hi Peter, devels, I have just merged my branch back into trunk. Most of SPCurve's methods are also correct for the 2geom path in it, so one could start using get_pathv instead of get_bpath to get path data. If you want to do testing for me, please comment out this line in /src/display/curve.cpp: #define NO_CHECKS (put comment // in front) This enables the checking I have coded at the end of those functions to check whether there is a difference between the NArtBpath repr and PathVector repr. Because of this "doubling" of path operations, things will be slower, but I didn't notice a huge set back. The doubling will be removed when it works 100% okay, so no worries! Thanks! Johan

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Minor inconsistency with disabling snapping by "key accelerators"
by Rock Star 05 Jun '08

05 Jun '08

Since I'm using Inkscape mostly for technical drawings I've come across minor inconsistency with disabling snapping by key accelerators. This is an extremely useful feature when you need to temporarily disable, otherwise turned on, snapping - for example for positioning text etc. However, I find the behavior a bit inconsistent. Currently it is like this: If you want to disable snapping by key accelerator while: 1) MOVING a path, shape, group, text etc., you have to press SHIFT. 2) MOVING a NODE of a CURVED PATH, you have to press SHIFT or ALT. 3) MOVING a NODE of a STRAIGHT PATH, you have to press ALT. If you press SHIFT, a straight path becomes curved. So, the 3rd behavior is somehow nonintuitive to me. I think it would be better if the same key accelerator would be used in all cases. I would vote for SHIFT since I'm used of it. In this case I guess that for straight paths SHIFT and ALT should be switched. Though, on the other hand, if ALT comes from "alternative" it would make more sense to use ALT for disabling snapping. Anyway, maybe I'm missing something here, because I'm really much more technically than artistically oriented. So, is there some other explanation of this? Rok

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Re: [Inkscape-devel] Tablet support on win32
by Bob Jamison 05 Jun '08

05 Jun '08

Hi, ->From: Stephen Silver <sasilver@...36...> >They can probably even use the libgdk-win32-2.0-0.dll now in devlibs, >as it should be compatible with previous ones: >https://svn.modevia.com/inkscape/devlibs/bin/libgdk-win32-2.0-0.dll > Yes, I would suggest using this "official" one, if that's what you want to do. And again, they changed PNG lib dependencies, so you will probably need the libpng12-0.dll file, also in the same place. But any builds in the future will have this fix. bob

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NEW: HPGL exporter
by Alexandre Prokoudine 05 Jun '08

05 Jun '08

Hi, A quick followup to the recent cutters thread :) A simple exporter to HPGL which is used by various cutters has just been committed to SVN. It was created by Aaron Spike on demand coming from a couple of users and it's a partial solution for the inkscape-not-handling-more-cutter-file-formats issue. Cheers to Aaron! ;-) Alexandre

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Tablet support on win32
by Bob Jamison 05 Jun '08

05 Jun '08

I have been hearing that there has been some trouble getting Wacom tablets working on win32. Gtk had a bigfix release today, 2.12.10, that mentions Wacom support as one of its fixes. Give this a look: http://inkscape.modevia.com/win32/Inkscape0806041806.7z I added the new Gtk, Glib, and Pango revisions to the devlibs. Just "svn up" now to receive them. If you notice that the build is a bit larger, it's because for some strange reason, Gtk changed the name of their PNG DLL dependency from libpng13.dll to libpng12-0.dll. Rather than spend several days recompiling everything that needs PNG, we'll just make a copy for now. (ARRRGH!) bob

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Fwd: Programming for Inkscape.
by bulia byak 05 Jun '08

05 Jun '08

...forwarding this to the devel list... ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Pam B. <pamely@...329...> Date: Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 2:26 PM Subject: Programming for Inkscape. To: buliabyak@...400... Hi, I have been told to contact you by Bibi Morris. I understand that in the past some wonderful people have made changes in Inkscape that made it an incredibly useful program for owners of Wishblade and CraftRobo personal media cutters. I have now been provided a tip that would allow users of Linux to drive their machines directly from Inkscape. The "tip" suggested that Windows users might be able to do the same if someone was able to do something with the windows binary for Inkscape. As is probably already obvious, I know nothing about Operating Systems, nor do I know anything about coding and software programming. Actually, I no longer even own a Wishblade, (I have moved on to a bigger machine.) but I do run a support group for over 1,000 personal cutter owners. This has the potential of being a very powerful tool to owners of these types of cutters and could save them hundreds of dollars in software upgrades. Would you please check into this and see if it is something that can be done for us? Thank you, Pam Beard and the 1,000+ in the yahoo group: EasyWishbladers The "tip" is pasted below: If the words Linux, RedHat, Debian, Inkscape and / or Python mean anything to you read on (warning, getting technical here...). How would you like to cut from inkscape? all in Linux? I have been lurking in Linux Printer Driver land and was very happy to find an early copy of a Python script designed to provide the necessary "linkage" between Inkscape and a craftrobo cutter. With a little change to the code, we verified it works with a wishblade as well. But you might have to wait until there is support in the down loadable python script. Basically, you print from Inkscape "using PostScript operators" (not as a bitmap). And, instead of sending the output to a printer, you "pipe" it to the python application. This operation is actually described in the Inkscape print popup menu. When you click on print, the python GUI pops up giving you more options. This GUI interface is *much* simpler than the actual graphtec software. Most anything to do with the image needs to be done in Inkscape. The only real control on the GUI are the paper size, the cutting speed and the cutting pressure. I suppose this can also be done in windows. My *assumptions* are that there is a windows binary for inkscape as well as python and python related software. If that's the case, then you may be able to skip setting up a Linux box. I know I am hitting only about 1% of you, but if you want to try the script you can get it here: http://vidar.gimp.org/graphtecprint/ ....I am sure feed back at this stage of development would influence what features are fixed, enhanced and / or added. -- bulia byak Inkscape. Draw Freely. http://www.inkscape.org

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