Digramming tool (but not Dia)?

[Michael R. Head]

On Sat, 2006-02-25 at 18:28 -0500, Zach wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm taking a computer architecture class, and our assignments involve
> a lot of logical circuit diagrams.  I'm looking for a good diagramming
> tool.  It needs to be able to connect lines to objects as well as to
> arbitrary points on other lines.  I also need to be able to move
> objects around and have the lines adjust and follow, preferably
> keeping at right angles.
> 
> I've tried Dia, but it's extremely limited, and doesn't even allow
> rotation of objects.  It also doesn't allow me to connect an endpoint
> of a line to an arbitrary point on another line.

I used dia for doing such diagrams for a computer architecture class
last semester. I didn't have much trouble with it (actually, I've been
using it for years for all sorts of diagrams).

Still, you might prefer kivio or openoffice's draw. And a friend of mine
really likes inkscape for general diagramming.

mike


> Thanks!
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