Dia ChangeLog report for Tue Apr 17 08:25:02 2001 (UTC)
*** Recent ChangeLog entries: 2001-04-16 Cyrille Chepelov [EMAIL PROTECTED] * app/display.c: remove the display idle handler in case we destroy the ddisplay (caused crashes in ddd, probably random crashes elsewhere). * autogen.sh: * configure.in: * Makefile.am: hack around gettext-0.10.36's new "features". * lib/properties.[ch]: added new function object_copy_props(). Added new property type PROP_TYPE_ENDPOINTS * lib/connection.h: added support for load/saving through the properties interface. * lib/object.[ch]: object_load/save/copy_using_properties() support functions (code factorisations). * objects/GRAFCET/boolequation.c: check against null values in boolequation_set_value() and boolequation_destroy(). * objects/GRAFCET/transition.c: Converted from lazyprops to standard properties. 31% less (x86) code ! * objects/GRAFCET/condition.c: also converted from lazyprops to standard properties. Also killed lots of code.
Re: error message
Read the FAQ, or read the archives of this mailing list, for Saturday's traffic. Sigh. -- Cyrille Hey Cyrille, I had the same problem Mr. Smith had a month ago when I tried to run this neat little program... and guess what , I tried the FAQ and it still did not work!!! But I'm sure I am not the only one who doesn't write code who would like to try the program :-} Sigh (Big Sigh) The Baldman "You can usually tell the quality of a person by how they treat people they don't need."
Re: error message
Le mar, avr 17, 2001, 01:32:07 -0700, Steve W Washburn a crit: I had the same problem Mr. Smith had a month ago when I tried to run this neat little program... and guess what , I tried the FAQ and it still did not work!!! Ah -- this becomes interesting. I'm sorry if you've already asked for help (after being pointed to the FAQ) and got no replies. So, you've got a HOME environment variable set up in c:\autoexec.bat (9x/ME) or in the system environment (NT/2K), and it points to an existing directory. Then, you attempt to run dia, it spews an error message in a console window and otherwise doesn't run. Do I get it ? If yes, could you try this: * in the same directory as the dia.exe file (probably something like "c:\program files\dia\bin" IIRC), create a file named "run_dia.bat", with the following contents (remove indentation) echo on mkdir c:\temp\home set HOME=c:\temp\home echo "HOME is now %HOME% and the contents are " dir %HOME% dia * run this run_dia file. Does this workaround work ? -- Cyrille -- Grumpf.
Re: error message
I had the same problem and FAQ no. 24 solved the problem "Q: Why does my copy of Dia for Windows die when I try to load it? A: Because the HOME environment variable is not set. Add a line like this to your autoexec.bat file: set HOME=c:\home then restart your computer and make sure c:\home exists. " Carlo Lebrun - Original Message - From: "Cyrille Chepelov" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 17, 2001 9:13 PM Subject: Re: error message Le mar, avr 17, 2001, 01:32:07 -0700, Steve W Washburn a crit: I had the same problem Mr. Smith had a month ago when I tried to run this neat little program... and guess what , I tried the FAQ and it still did not work!!! Ah -- this becomes interesting. I'm sorry if you've already asked for help (after being pointed to the FAQ) and got no replies. So, you've got a HOME environment variable set up in c:\autoexec.bat (9x/ME) or in the system environment (NT/2K), and it points to an existing directory. Then, you attempt to run dia, it spews an error message in a console window and otherwise doesn't run. Do I get it ? If yes, could you try this: * in the same directory as the dia.exe file (probably something like "c:\program files\dia\bin" IIRC), create a file named "run_dia.bat", with the following contents (remove indentation) echo on mkdir c:\temp\home set HOME=c:\temp\home echo "HOME is now %HOME% and the contents are " dir %HOME% dia * run this run_dia file. Does this workaround work ? -- Cyrille -- Grumpf.
Re: Adding SQL support
On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 14:26:47 +0100 (BST) Steve was chatting the other day about Re: Adding SQL support and said: Cliff, Marten, Are you aware of the dia2sql project? http://sourceforge.net/projects/dia2sql/ I found this while searching for a tool such as you describe. Marten - have you progressed at all with your project to use dia to describe database objects? At Runtime we are interested in such a tool, and if it doesn't exist in building one, or helping to build one. I'd like to find out what efforts already exist before starting. I was trying to use the ER diagram in a way like dia2sql uses the UML, but its not possible with it. Since everything is an object, I couldnt know the cardinality of an entity. I would like something too. -- ICQ: 15605359 Bicho =^..^= First, they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win. Mahatma Gandhi. Por que no pensaran los hombres como los animales? Pink Panther ---気検体の一致 暑さ寒さも彼岸まで。 アン アン アン とっても大好き
