For those thinking of putting development effort into graph
editing, I would strongly suggest learning STklos and actually
modifying the LINK interface to make it do what you want it to
(rather than writing stand-alone programs to modify .g files).
Jon
Dr. Jonathan W. Berry Office: Whitley 204
Assistant Professor, Computing Sciences Campus Box: 2130
Elon College, N.C. Office Phone: (910)584-2290
On Sat, 7 Dec 1996, rex wrote:
> It's difficult to place points accurately with the mouse. For
> presentations, having the points on a hidden grid would look better
> than mouse placement.
>
> It's possible to use a text editor on the .g files to move points
> to calculated (x,y) grid positions, but this is a very tedious process.
>
> Has anyone found a nice solution to this problem?
>
> I've considered writing a program to parse the .g files and
> automatically calculate an appropriate grid and move the points to
> the nearest grid point, but I'd prefer not to. :)
>
> -rex
>