Measuring stuff
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Measuring stuff
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Re: Measuring stuff
Have you seen View -> Rulers in the IDE?
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Re: Measuring stuff
But, on clicking I get nothing in either 7.1.4 or 8.1 on Xubuntu.Have you seen View -> Rulers in the IDE?
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It was slightly fiddly on Ubuntu at first for me, almost like it needed to be kickstarted to get going. Definitely needs a toplevel stack to be opened, and I find the rulers were reliably present when I had at least one control on the card in that stack. Not yet sure if a bug or a feature; can't say I use the rulers often.
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Re: Measuring stuff
Yes, you are right, rulers only show up when there is a stack open because they are "local" rulers
linked to the stack; and if one has 2 stacks open the ruler ONLY is of any use for the top stack.
I much prefer my Rulers because they are independent of individual stacks so can be used for
comparison between stacks: they are global.
Why did Richmond take a ruler to bed with him?
To see how long he slept.
linked to the stack; and if one has 2 stacks open the ruler ONLY is of any use for the top stack.
I much prefer my Rulers because they are independent of individual stacks so can be used for
comparison between stacks: they are global.
Why did Richmond take a ruler to bed with him?
To see how long he slept.
Re: Measuring stuff
Why did Richmond carry a ruler with him?
In case it reigned.
In case it reigned.
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Re: Measuring stuff
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Re: Measuring stuff
arrows for repositioning.
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