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23.4 Print Settings Dialog DRAFT, February 18, 2003, Page 114 This dialog is used to set properties related to printing. The OK, Apply, Reset, and Cancel buttons operate in the same way as those of the CSD window settings dialog. The “Units” combo box changes the displayed units for items in this dialog. • Common Page • CSD Page • UML Page • Command Page 23.4.1 Common Page These settings apply to both CSD and UML printing. Standard Paper Sizes - choosing an item from this pulldown list will set the paper width and height. Paper Width / Height - these are ignored for native windows CSD printing, and can be set in the windows print dialog (if allowed) in that case. Horizontal / Vertical DPI - the horizontal and vertical resolution of the target device or printer. If this is not known, choose a high density (the default is 300x300dpi). If the resolution set here does not match the resolution of the target device or printer, the alignment of the printout may be off very slightly for all types of printing. The error can be 1 pixel per character, which at high resolutions is not noticeable. For Java printing, the resolution is also used to build the CSD characters, so the CSD may look chunky or asymmetrical if the resolutions are not correct. Color - if on, printing will be in color. 23.4.2 CSD Print Settings Page Page Numbers - if on, the page number is printed on each page. Filename Header - if on, the filename is printed at the top of each page. Break Pages on Form Feed - if on, form feed characters (hex code 0C) will cause page breaks in the printing. If off, these characters will be printed in the text font. Landscape - if on, printing will be in landscape mode. This is ignored for native windows printing, and can be set in the windows print dialog in that case. Book Format - if on, left and right margins will alternate. This is useful if the printouts will be bound. Left Page First - if on and book format is on, the first page printed will have reversed margins. Left / Right / Top / Bottom Margin - page margins. Gutter - spacing between columns if more than one column is used. Line Spacing - the CSD will stretch when line spacing is increased. At an aspect ratio of 3 or above, the CSD will loose its symmetrical appearance. Columns - allows multiple columns of text per page. Font Size - the size of the printed font. Header - text for a header to be printed at the top of each page. Font - the printed font.
23.4.3 UML Print Settings Page Margin – The same margin is used on all four sides. DRAFT, February 18, 2003, Page 115 Multi-page Overlap – for multiple-page printouts, the pages must be overlapped by this amount to align them properly. This makes it easier to assemble multiple-page printouts. Landscape - if on, printing will be in landscape mode. Maximum printed width, height – if the printed image exceeds this size, the user will have the option to scale to this size. Horizontal and vertical image alignment – alignment within the printed page or pages. 23.4.4 Command Page (Unix / Linux only) Allows the printing command to be changed. 24 Fixed Bugs 24.1 Bugs in Version 1.5.0 Alpha 3 Fixed in Version 1.5.0 Beta jGRASP will not run under some JDKs when installed in a directory path containing spaces. (JDK functionality change / bug) Integrated Java debugger will not stop at breakpoints in classes with package access and a different base name from the source file, or jump to lines in those classes. Integrated Java debugger does not support watches on individual fields, only on field types. jGRASP itself is too slow when running the Java integrated debugger. CSD printing font will not automatically install on Windows XP. Native Windows printing of plain text may not work if CSD font is not installed. If a compiler environment is set and settings are not applied, when a compiler environment is set at a higher level (global vs project, project vs file, global vs file), the lower level setting will be reset to the last applied value. When settings are applied, any open settings dialogs at a lower value will be reset (any unsaved changes will be lost). 24.2 New Features in Version 1.5.0 Beta Javadoc documentation can be generated for whole projects. Jar (for project) and unjar (general purpose) tools added. Java UML diagram now shows the "real" dependencies for synthetic methods.
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