Yup,
they're on http://nofx.org/ - according to the British GCE A-level
computing curriculum anyways.
They're pretty simple, tell me if you have any changes you want.
Have fun,
Stefanus
> Hi --
>
> has anyone created Dia objects for drawing dataflow diagrams? I've been
> grovelling through
Someone posted a link to a few dataflow shapes. The message is archived
at:
http://www.mail-archive.com/dia-list@lysator.liu.se/msg01485.html
The shapes were at:
http://nofx.org/files/dataflow-dia.tar.gz
I have not got round to adding this to the main dia distribution yet.
James.
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Try just putting the shape in ~/.dia/shapes, or put it in
/usr/X11R6/share/gnome/dia/shapes/Network. That should work.
James.
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On Tue, 7 Mar 2000, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
> I added my own shape in ~/.dia/shapes/Netw
On Tue, 7 Mar 2000, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
> I then added the following erroneous entry in
> /usr/X11R6/share/gnome/dia/sheets/network.sheet
>
>
> Router Symbol - Cisco
>
> Obviously it doesn't like lame syntax errors. =)
> And I still don't know why I keep getting those names
On Tue, 7 Mar 2000, David Thompson wrote:
> and pretty much no mechanical engineers using Linux, I'd understand if
> it got the axe.
Stop ! We're two ! Why do you think dia 0.84 knows about SADT ?
:-)
-- Cyrille
-
> IMHO, it would be wrong to just axe it... I am sure there are people
> using the FS stuff, and since it wouldn't really bother someone using
> dia, I don't think it's worth the axing. ;)
and
> ... One would hope that FS stays as well as all
> the other object types; indeed more types should b
I attempted to export a figure to eps with DIA .84 and something went wrong
with the export. Only part of the figure is viewable in gv. The error
message generated by ghostscript trying to read the file was:
Error: /undefinedAladdin Ghostscript 6.0: Unrecoverable error, exit code 1
in nan
Oper
> (What *does* FS stand for, anyways?)
It stands for "Function Structure" and is kind of like UML for mechanical
engineers.
> Also, are there any docs anywhere for creating new objects?
Just the source. BTW, after a long absence, I will be posting some
fixes to make the FS stuff work again after
Huh?
My impression has been that dia (as well as many other Open Source projects)
should try to embrace as many different kinds of users as possible (dia has
been ported to other platforms than Linux also). To me, dia's versatility
and clean interface are what sets it apart from the competition
-On [2307 17:20], David Thompson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> Also, are there any docs anywhere for creating new objects?
>Just the source. BTW, after a long absence, I will be posting some
>fixes to make the FS stuff work again after the change from 0.4 to 0.84.
>I hope
-On [2307 16:10], Greg Ward ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>(What *does* FS stand for, anyways?)
From:
/usr/X11R6/share/gnome/dia/sheets/FS.sheet :
Function Structure Diagrams
>Also, are there any docs anywhere for creating new objects?
In the source tarball, doc/custom-shapes as Jam
Hi --
has anyone created Dia objects for drawing dataflow diagrams? I've been
grovelling through the C source in the objects/FS directory, and it
looks like a lot of it could be adapted from the FS objects. (What
*does* FS stand for, anyways?) It would be a nasty cut 'n paste job,
though, and
I added my own shape in ~/.dia/shapes/Network
I then added the following erroneous entry in
/usr/X11R6/share/gnome/dia/sheets/network.sheet
Router Symbol - Cisco
When I started Dia I got this (compiled with -g and with
--enable-debug=yes):
[asmodai@lucifer] (69) $ dia
** WARNING **: could
-On [2307 12:25], Nicola Buso ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>Hi,
> I'm using Dia in some network scheme. Somebody have nice shapes
>about network? The "standard" shapes in Dia aren't a lot. I've not a lot
>of time and don't know XML. I've t
-On [2307 13:05], James Henstridge ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>There is already some documentation on doing new shapes in
>doc/custom-shapes. Note that for your objects to apear in the toolbox,
>you will need to add them to the appropriate sheet file.
Duh!
Mea culpa... Speaki
distribution.
James.
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On Tue, 7 Mar 2000, Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
> -On [2307 12:25], Nicola Buso ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >Hi,
> > I'm using Dia in some network scheme. Somebody have nice sha
Hi,
I'm using Dia in some network scheme. Somebody have nice shapes
about network? The "standard" shapes in Dia aren't a lot. I've not a lot
of time and don't know XML. I've to finish my thesis in a week.
Thanks to everybody want to help me.
Nicola.
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