Dia version 0.95 released
The developers are happy to announce the release of a new version of the diagramming tool Dia. This release features automatic line layout, better Python plugins, many bug fixes and usability improvements plus a few security fixes. Read details below.
Version 0.95 adds the following major features:
- New "mainpoint" system allows lines to be added by dragging from anywhere on one object to anywhere on another, and to always point towards the middle of an object even when that object is moved.
- Python plug-ins added to create DOT output, generate Python bindings by 'self reflection', and allow round-trip engineering plug-ins.
- The grid can now automatically change size depending on your zoom level.
- Text input now highlights the object that receives the input, and tabbing between text input areas on one or more objects is possible.
- Many new shapes added.
- Several new UML objects added as well as some extensions to existing objects.
- Several security problems fixed in XFig import and Python plug-in.
- Full screen mode.
- Improved SVG import,
- Plug-in loading and unloading doesn't require restart of Dia.
- Many i18n problems have been fixed, particularly in export filters.
- Many bugs have been fixed, too many to mention here.
- Command line usage has improved to allow the selecting of individual layers
and specific output filters. - Uses the new GTK+ File Dialog.
- Experimental libgnomeprint and Cairo plug-ins.


