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Linguine Maps Frequently Asked Questions by Pavel Simakov on 2006-03-18 12:18:59 under Linguine Maps, view comments |
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It there a Windows utility to print diagrams on several regular pages (tiles)? Yes! Here is how:
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Comment by Michel — November 18, 2010 @ 9:39 am
Linguine can be called from the command line through an Ant task. Here is a small ant file that creates an output from a demo.dtd file.
<project name="Run" default="run" basedir=".">
<taskdef name="ant2gif" classname="com.oy.shared.lm.ant.ANTtoGIFTask" classpath="lib/oy-lm-1.4.jar"/>
<taskdef name="ojb2gif" classname="com.oy.shared.lm.ant.OJBtoGIFTask" classpath="lib/oy-lm-1.4.jar"/>
<taskdef name="hbm2gif" classname="com.oy.shared.lm.ant.HBMtoGIFTask" classpath="lib/oy-lm-1.4.jar"/>
<taskdef name="dtd2gif" classname="com.oy.shared.lm.ant.DTDtoGIFTask" classpath="lib/oy-lm-1.4.jar"/>
<taskdef name="wsdl2gif" classname="com.oy.shared.lm.ant.WSDLtoGIFTask" classpath="lib/oy-lm-1.4.jar"/>
<target name="run">
<dtd2gif
caption="Demo DTD 2.0"
colors="orange, darkorange, black, black"
inFile="demo.dtd"
dotFile="demo.dot"
outFile="demo.png"
exeFile="/usr/bin/dot"
/>
</target>
</project>