Original author: joe...@gmail.com (June 13, 2010 18:09:35)
Currently qfconvert trims a blueprint's east and south edge cells, ignoring # characters.
To fix, get the max width/height returned from parse_*_file() by finding the max index of # in any row for width, and the actual number of rows up until a row where row[0]=='#'. Pass those values into FileLayer.fixup() to coerce the blueprint to the desired dimensions.
borders now respected and throws out stuff beyond the # defined borders of an area. Could allow for detailed commenting above/below the blueprint directly in the sheet.
Original author: joe...@gmail.com (June 13, 2010 18:09:35)
Currently qfconvert trims a blueprint's east and south edge cells, ignoring # characters.
To fix, get the max width/height returned from parse_*_file() by finding the max index of # in any row for width, and the actual number of rows up until a row where row[0]=='#'. Pass those values into FileLayer.fixup() to coerce the blueprint to the desired dimensions.
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/quickfort/issues/detail?id=21