An users whining. Developer, hear my plea
-*An users whining. Developer, hear my plea-*
-*Selecting line width with the Find Dialog, it could bee really god-*
In Adobe Illustrator you have the option to select strokes by width, very useful. If you for example do a print and find that the contour line is to weak, you can easily select all contour and change the width.
The Find Dialog can do a similarjob in IncScape, but poorly.
One of the problem is that in the SVG XLM code for line width 1px is coded as [stroke-width:1], not [stroke-width:1.00], so you get a hit on 1.5 and 1.848854 also, when you type [stroke-width:1] in the Find Dialog/Style text field.
In the SVG XLM code the next sign is " after the stroke-width number , [stroke-width:1"] or [stroke-width: 1.848854"]. But you can't use the sign " to narrow the search. /(" defines the end of the ///Attribute, or the beginning of a new code string in XLM code.)////
And when all search field is checked and you search for line width, it's hardly work like the utopia I dreaming of. Not at all.
When you have the InkScape Preference option: /I//nkScape Preferences/Tranform..............uncheck "Scale stroke width,/it scale lines anyway. Your 2px line can now be 1.935637 or 2.136549 (the number is just to illustrate)
So if you work in discipline manner, it doesn't help. You perhaps dont't get a hit on 2px line width because it's 1.935637 .
/Now Geany it's better for batch change the line width than InkScape are./
-*My simple ideas- *
( in this example lines is separate without filling, and filling is without line. Think cartoon with line and color separate )
In Objects Properties you can give a object a Title. Let say you could select a number of lines and give them all a title as "thin line" or "contour". ( Objects Properties can only assign one selection now, but if just Title could do more) And if "Find Dialog" also had the option "search Title" I could search for the contour title and my utopia is nearer.
Or...
InkScape have defined line width as 0.1...0.25...0.5...0.75...0.1..1.5...2...3 and so on, if you choose that . Let say I could lock InkScape to only use the defined line width for a document or in InkScape preferences. And InkScape also created subgroups as for example stroke-width:1.5, that I could choose and batch change the line width. And perhaps also force InkScape to only write the defined line width, and with only two decimals in the XLM code.
Or...
It's already there but I don't know it, and someone out there maybe her my plea?
-*Origin-*
A circle/ellipse should NOT move the center/origin when you shift to segment or arc circle. It's still a object primitive. It's wrong, so wrong.
The center/origin disappear from the screen when you move the object, and turn up again when you finish moving, it's to late. The center/origin is GUIDE, so I want to see it. (when you move with the arrow keys I can see it, but........)
-*Bounding box-*
The bounding box around a ellipse should follow the rotation of the ellipse, when it still is a object primitive (A preference option.......please)
/Tommy Hjalmarsson
InkScape gallery: http://zombiwoof.deviantart.com/gallery/12392182
On 11-08-11 01:42, Tommy Hjalmarsson wrote:
-*An users whining. Developer, hear my plea-*
-*Selecting line width with the Find Dialog, it could bee really god-*
... The Find Dialog can do a similarjob in IncScape, but poorly. ...
And when all search field is checked and you search for line width, it's hardly work like the utopia I dreaming of. Not at all.
The find dialog is indeed a bit limited, you might want to look at existing wish list items in our bug tracker and add your own suggestions where necessary. For example: https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/172049
When you have the InkScape Preference option: /I//nkScape Preferences/Tranform..............uncheck ”Scale stroke width,/it scale lines anyway. Your 2px line can now be 1.935637 or 2.136549 (the number is just to illustrate)
So if you work in discipline manner, it doesn’t help. You perhaps dont't get a hit on 2px line width because it's 1.935637 .
To my surprise this indeed seems to be the case. I recommend creating a bug report for this (if it doesn't exist yet). This can be done here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/ (Note that there is no strict separation between bugs and wish list items/feature requests, they are just sorted into different categories.)
... -*Origin-*
A circle/ellipse should NOT move the center/origin when you shift to segment or arc circle. It's still a object primitive. It's wrong, so wrong.
The center/origin disappear from the screen when you move the object, and turn up again when you finish moving, it's to late. The center/origin is GUIDE, so I want to see it. (when you move with the arrow keys I can see it, but........)
Feel free to create "bugs" for these (see link above). This will generally work better than just sending your plea to this mailing list (although doing both can be effective), as bugs will stay around and we regularly try to eliminate as many as we can (also, if someone is working in a certain area he might have a look at related bugs to see if there are any that can be squashed).
-*Bounding box-*
The bounding box around a ellipse should follow the rotation of the ellipse, when it still is a object primitive (A preference option.......please)
If you're talking about an object with a transform attribute set to some rotation, that might make sense (again, feel free to create/edit a bug report/wish list item). If not, then it's trickier.
On 2011-08-11 10:28, Jasper van de Gronde wrote:
On 11-08-11 01:42, Tommy Hjalmarsson wrote:
-*An users whining. Developer, hear my plea-* -*Selecting line width with the Find Dialog, it could bee really god-* ... The Find Dialog can do a similarjob in IncScape, but poorly. ...
And when all search field is checked and you search for line width, it's hardly work like the utopia I dreaming of. Not at all.
The find dialog is indeed a bit limited, you might want to look at existing wish list items in our bug tracker and add your own suggestions where necessary. For example: https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/172049
When you have the InkScape Preference option: /I//nkScape Preferences/Tranform..............uncheck ”Scale stroke width,/it scale lines anyway. Your 2px line can now be 1.935637 or 2.136549 (the number is just to illustrate)
So if you work in discipline manner, it doesn’t help. You perhaps dont't get a hit on 2px line width because it's 1.935637 .
To my surprise this indeed seems to be the case. I recommend creating a bug report for this (if it doesn't exist yet). This can be done here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/ (Note that there is no strict separation between bugs and wish list items/feature requests, they are just sorted into different categories.)
... -*Origin-*
A circle/ellipse should NOT move the center/origin when you shift to segment or arc circle. It's still a object primitive. It's wrong, so wrong.
The center/origin disappear from the screen when you move the object, and turn up again when you finish moving, it's to late. The center/origin is GUIDE, so I want to see it. (when you move with the arrow keys I can see it, but........)
Feel free to create "bugs" for these (see link above). This will generally work better than just sending your plea to this mailing list (although doing both can be effective), as bugs will stay around and we regularly try to eliminate as many as we can (also, if someone is working in a certain area he might have a look at related bugs to see if there are any that can be squashed).
-*Bounding box-*
The bounding box around a ellipse should follow the rotation of the ellipse, when it still is a object primitive (A preference option.......please)
If you're talking about an object with a transform attribute set to some rotation, that might make sense (again, feel free to create/edit a bug report/wish list item). If not, then it's trickier.
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Thanks again. /Tommy Hjalmarsson
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