Other idea: use as map editor the Inkscape with plugin from Thomas Holder. M. Odesláno z iPhonu 12. 5. 2012 v 10:18, Bruce <bruce@tomo.co.nz>:
On 12.5.2012, at 0:59, Bruce wrote:
line wall subtype context-<otherline> where <otherline> is any other currently defined line type?
As I wrote, wall has it own very important role. If you need line as wall but with ticks as pit you may use the trick I wrote before.
Agree with both sentences Martin (a good trick), but it is tedious to do whether tracing the line in map editor or with a text editor, unless you are a therion pro. Even then if you have all the Matienzo caves to draw, I doubt you'd like the idea of drawing lines twice! Not the therion way to do things more than once.
If it is not too much problem to code line wall so that it could take on the symbology of any other line (and keep the important special properties of walls), then I think it would be popular with people just starting out with Therion (and maybe some of the more experienced).
Maybe the syntax I suggested above is not so great. How about;
line wall -substitute <otherline> where <otherline> is any other currently defined line type?
This keeps it separate from -subtype.
Anyway, for me this would be a low priority unless it was easy to implement. Just exploring ideas.
Bruce
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