Arrow length
hansu opened this issue · 6 comments
How do you managed this that the horizontal line is always as long as your text? Or is that only possible if using Latex?
If I do that it looks like this:
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Maybe an option would be to right align the text as it is a common method I think:
What do you think about that?
Inkscape does not provide any way (that I am aware) of knowing where text elements end. Therefore I don't know how much I have to extend/cut the line below text. However I can do it with latex elements. =S
I mean to let the line length as it is, only adjust the text.
I could imagine set the anchor point to the right and right align the text.
yes, it is possible to do that, but the problem persists because you might still have a shorter (or longer) horizontal line segment under the text.
Yes the user has to adjust the line segment length that it has at least the text length. In this case i would think right align is the better choice.
if the text is longer than the line segment, a left align would look better.
As there are no configuration points in this tab yet, i think we can safely add an option to switch between right and left aligning.
I might just found one very finicky way of getting length information from text elements. I will investigate it ASAP.
Unfortunately this removes the arrow for me:
