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authorJeffrey H. Kingston <jeff@it.usyd.edu.au>2010-09-14 20:37:45 +0000
committerJeffrey H. Kingston <jeff@it.usyd.edu.au>2010-09-14 20:37:45 +0000
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Lout 3.25.
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@@ -42,4 +42,40 @@ If you see @Code "dictfull" in an error message, it means that you are
dictfull. @Index { @Code dictfull PostScript error }
using an old version of PostScript. Increasing the @Code "maxlabels"
option of @@Diag (Section {@NumberOf dia_summ}) might fix the problem.
+@PP
+On other occasions your document might print without problems but you
+see things that should not be there. Here is a typical example,
+reported by a user:
+@CD @Diag
+ margin { 0.3f }
+ outline { shadowbox }
+ shadow { 0.2f }
+ paint { lightyellow }
+ zindent { 0.4f }
+{
+ @Tbl
+ marginhorizontal { 0.55f }
+ aformat { @Cell A }
+ {
+ @Rowa
+ A { QEVENT:: @Node paint { lightblue } { QEvent } }
+ @Rowa
+ A { QIMEVENT:: @Node paint { lightblue } halign { right } { QIMEvent } }
+ @Rowa
+ A { QKEYEVENT:: @Node paint { lightblue } { QKeyEvent } }
+ }
+ //
+ @RVLCurveArrow from { QEVENT } to { QIMEVENT } bias { 1.5f }
+ @RVLCurveArrow from { QEVENT } to { QKEYEVENT } bias { 1.5f }
+}
+The problem here is the two short lengths of straight line protruding
+backwards beyond the point where the arrow starts to curve. This has
+occurred because the @Code TO labels are to the right of the point
+where the curving begins; it can be corrected either by reducing the
+@Code radius option, or else by decreasing @Code { zindent }. Ideally
+@Code "@Diag" would adjust options for you so as to ensure that the
+diagram always look good; but this is quite difficult to do, especially
+when space to turn in is tight or there is a choice of which option to
+adjust, as in the example above. So @Code "@Diag" just does a few
+basic things and leaves the rest to you.
@End @Section