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Anyone made any Atlas page-setup Layouts?Hi All Has anyone created a set of atlas layouts for
standard paper sizes? Ie portrait & landscape for A4, A3, A2, A1 etc? I thought this should be quite straight forward until
I tried to duplicate the default behaviour; ie A4 portrait. The Therion
book explanation is reasonably straight forward and I have checked the old
forum posts which suggest there may have been some problems a year or so
ago… Varying the parameters makes changes to the output
produced, but not at all what I expect. It is as though there is a bug in
the code whereby the size <width> <height> is fixed at the default
values and not calculated automatically. I am using version 0.5.2 from
therion-update-20080416.exe My printers printable margins are about 6 to 7mm from
the paper edge, so I can not print out a complete default A4 atlas page to
scale without clipping. I have not been specifying the size <width> and
<height> because the Therion book says it is calculated automatically if
not given, and also if the nav pane is on, there is not enough information to
allow the user to calculate the height manually. Ie the height of the nav
pane is not available to the user. Assistance anyone? Took me some time to get my pages to be labelled from
A1. I have figured it out in part, and if I am correct suggest a change
to the Therion book definition, (at least for atlas) as follows; origin-label
<x-label> <y-label> . set label for atlas page
which has the upper left corner at
the given origin coordinates. An
‘A’ for A, B, C sequence. A ‘number’ for numeric
sequence. (number sequence will start at ‘number’ minus 1)
(M, A; default: 0 0) It would be nice for the nav pane to include these as
labels along the edge, or at least have the page numbers inserted within the
squares, otherwise the nav pane is not as useful as it could be once it is
printed on paper… and you are wandering through the cave shuffling
pages… Transcription of my layout as follows… #FILENAME: LayoutAtlasPortrait4.thc #================================== #Standard Component File created Bruce Mutton 27 July
2008 layout LayoutAtlasPortraitA4 #------------------------------ #GENERAL PDF SETTINGS #-------------------- #own-pages 0 #number to add
to actual page number btm left in brackets page-numbers on #on title-pages off #on #exclude-pages #this is dependant on
particular output, include elsewhere #NAV PANE #-------- nav-factor 30 #default = 30: bigger = smaller
nav pane size nav-size 2 2 origin-label 2 A #label type <across>
<down> 2 A gives A1, 1 A gives A0, 0 A gives A-1 #origin ?? clashes with co-ord system so not
related to origin-labels? #PAGE LAYOUT #----------- #page-setup 21 29.7 \ paper
width height
# 20
28.7 \ page width height (inside margins)
# 0.5 0.5
cm margins & units page-setup 21 29.7 \
20 28.7 \
1.5 1.5 cm
#size overlap 0.5
cm #1 cm duplicated drawing overlap
around drawing pane endlayout LayoutAtlasPortraitA4 #!END Regards Bruce _______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@... http://mailman.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion |
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Re: Anyone made any Atlas page-setup Layouts?> Varying the parameters makes changes to the output produced, but not at
> all what I expect. It is as though there is a bug in the code whereby > the size <width> <height> is fixed at the default values and not > calculated automatically. I am using version 0.5.2 from > therion-update-20080416.exe Thanks for pointing out this problem. There is really a bug in the code and it does not work as described in the therion book. I will try to fix it. > I have not been specifying the size <width> and <height> because the > Therion book says it is calculated automatically if not given, and also > if the nav pane is on, there is not enough information to allow the user > to calculate the height manually. Ie the height of the nav pane is not > available to the user. > > Assistance anyone? No idea right now about the size of navigation pane - but we will try to add it into thbook, how it is created. > Took me some time to get my pages to be labelled from A1. I have > figured it out in part, and if I am correct suggest a change to the > Therion book definition, (at least for atlas) as follows; Thanks, we will upgrade it. > It would be nice for the nav pane to include these as labels along the > edge, or at least have the page numbers inserted within the squares, > otherwise the nav pane is not as useful as it could be once it is > printed on paper… and you are wandering through the cave shuffling pages… OK, an item in the TODO list. I have not been working on it, so I can not say how complicated it is to implement. We will investigate, when I will return from holidays. Thanks for the feedback, S. _______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@... http://mailman.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion |
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Re: Anyone made any Atlas page-setup Layouts?>> I have not been specifying the size <width> and <height> because the
>> Therion book says it is calculated automatically if not given, and also if >> the nav pane is on, there is not enough information to allow the user to >> calculate the height manually. Ie the height of the nav pane is not >> available to the user. >> >> Assistance anyone? > > No idea right now about the size of navigation pane - but we will try to add > it into thbook, how it is created. It is already described in the chapter Page layout in atlas mode: \navbox -- The box containing the navigator, with dimensions size_width * (2*nav_size_x+1) / nav_factor or size_height * (2*nav_size_y+1) / nav_factor, respectively i.e. you simply need to count the number of pages in navigaton pane, and divide their total height (you know the height of the original page) by the navigator_scale_factor (defined in layout as nav-factor). >> Took me some time to get my pages to be labelled from A1. I have figured >> it out in part, and if I am correct suggest a change to the Therion book >> definition, (at least for atlas) as follows; > > Thanks, we will upgrade it. I think the current definition is correct. The important point is that numbering starts on the page whose lower-left corner lies on the origin (as specified in layout). It does not start on the first page available in order to get consistent results when the cave expands over time. If it behaves differently on your data, send us some minimal sample to help us finding potential bug. >> It would be nice for the nav pane to include these as labels along the >> edge, or at least have the page numbers inserted within the squares, >> otherwise the nav pane is not as useful as it could be once it is printed on >> paper… and you are wandering through the cave shuffling pages… > > OK, an item in the TODO list. I have not been working on it, so I can not > say how complicated it is to implement. We will investigate, when I will > return from holidays. Currently you can get a good overview by exporting map (using the same layout settings as the atlas) and turning page-grid on. Martin _______________________________________________ Therion mailing list Therion@... http://mailman.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion |
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