>  BTW you may eant to have a look at OPAL (kudling.de/opal). Its supposed
> to become the new core for karbon. There is a ruby part which contains a
> lot
> of useful code, and a C++ part which I am constructing. Though you'll
> probably not need all path methods/algorithms for umbrello2, there also
> are building blocks there for a DOM, and that could be useful for
> umbrello2 as well, so I'd love to get some feedback on it before I do some
> stupid designing ;)
> BTW actual styling/stroking/filling is not outputted yet. Closest is eps
> and svg file export function (using visitors), which you can view using
> your favourite viewers :)

interesting - i don't really know ruby, but i can guess enough to know what's 
going on :)

the design doesn't look overly different from the design of karbon's stuff. in 
fact, i'd say it looks identical - different language, but no real 
differences. i'm not really sure what extra input you might need for this 
project. its been a pretty solid design for quite some time. changing the 
language shouldn't really affect that :)

andy
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