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2013年 3月 26日 (火) 03:12:18 JST
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As a rule of thumb, for scale(1, 1) drawings you should use pixels, and for drawings whose scale argument values resemble image size in pixels (i.e. values in hundreds rather than single digits) you should use relative notation in the form of small fractions not much larger than 5 or 10. Though, if you insist and do not care to simplify your work, you can try using very large or very small fractions when needed. (For instance line thickness 0.01 on one end, and say 150 on the other, is rather disconcerting, if you are not an abstract minded person, and prefer to operate in with naked eye observable reality.) I just think, the above rule of thumb makes sense.
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+:Fill
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+ {{image_right("123-05-fill.png")}}
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+:Show Text / Glyphs
+ (12.3.1.2.3){{br}}
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+ {{image_right("123-06-showtext.png")}}
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+:Paint
+ (12.3.1.2.4){{br}}
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+ {{image_right("123-07-paint.png")}}
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+:Mask
+ (12.3.1.2.5){{br}}
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+ {{image_right("123-08-mask.png")}}
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# ------- AS PROMMISED Hiki Gtk With Cairo Module File -----------
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