ditaa is a small command-line utility that can convert diagrams drawn using ascii art ('drawings' that contain characters that resemble lines like | / - ), into proper bitmap graphics.
java -jar /tmp/ditaa-0.11.0-standalone.jar x -o out.png -s 0.75
The 3.0 text and the GND text are different sizes --- if I render as SVG, I can see that the 3.0 is 10 point and the GND is 7 point. In the full diagram (of which this is a snippet) it all looks really weird. The -s 0.75 isn't necessary, but makes things a bit more obvious as the small text is much less bold than the large text.
This is on Debian with openjdk 11.0.6-ea 2020-01-14.
Do you know what's going on (and more importantly, how to stop it)?
Here's an image I just created:
...from this:
...using:
The
3.0
text and theGND
text are different sizes --- if I render as SVG, I can see that the3.0
is 10 point and theGND
is 7 point. In the full diagram (of which this is a snippet) it all looks really weird. The-s 0.75
isn't necessary, but makes things a bit more obvious as the small text is much less bold than the large text.This is on Debian with openjdk 11.0.6-ea 2020-01-14.
Do you know what's going on (and more importantly, how to stop it)?