Aaron said: > Hi, > I am currently using Dia 0.95 to assist in completing a college > Software > Development course which is mainly OO and the UML features in Dia are > brilliant! I am the only Linux user in a class of 25 and I am blowing > everyone away with the quality and simplicity of Dia in comparison with an > app like MS Visio. So far I have mastered the creation of Class diagrams > (superb method/attrib handling!), Use Case diagrams, Statechart diagrams > and > Sequence Diagrams. I have also managed to create templates for CRC Cards. > Can I say, well done, on creating such a good open-source diagram editing > tool. Your hard work is greatly appreciated. The only things I have missed > in my 60+ hours of usage are > > + Pre-build CRC card objects like the classes. (Please see attachment)
That's not entirely trivial to make, definitely would require some coding. > + Tabbed organisation of open diagrams (Like Firefox's pages) and the > toolbox window all being in one consolidated environment. If this is > possible already can you please explain, how can I do this? That is not currently possible, I'm afraid. I'm loath to try to implement such a thing myself, so it'll have to be based on what GTK offers. What I'd like is something like KDE's draggable subwindows, but possibly a GtkNoteBook and the toolbox together in a window would be an alternative. I'd like it to be user configurable in some other way than through preferences, but that may be a little much. Maybe the preferences setting should be "Gimp-like UI" (menu on right mouse, loose windows) vs. non-Gimp-like (menubar, one window with tabs). -Lars _______________________________________________ Dia-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/dia-list FAQ at http://www.gnome.org/projects/dia/faq.html Main page at http://www.gnome.org/projects/dia
