>Hi David,
>
>Maybe you should use the gd library or imagemagick. As I remember, both
>have antialiasing functions.
gnomecanvas has anti-aliasing... I just can't figure out how to
print or rotate text. I know apps like gnumeric use gnomecanvas
and seem to print nice anti-aliased looking plots,
so I assume there's a way to print the canvas... am I wrong?
I'm a little concerned about text rotation... I've done google searches
that seem to imply that gnomecanvas can't rotate text, but that seems
odd. I've found some documentation on affine transformations, but
when I try to rotate text with it, it seems to just translate it.
Thanks!
David
>
>>I've started a simple little gtk / gnomecanvas floor plan
>>drawing application. I need to figure out how to
>>rotate gnome canvas text at an arbitrary angle (to put
>>dimensions on the floor plan). Also, I want to be able
>>to print an anti-aliased gnomecanvas with high
>>resolution to give to an architect. (I've been just taking
>>screenshots of the canvas which is cumbersome and
>>doesn't look very good). How can I do these things?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>> David
>>
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