From: Thomas Bläsius <thomas.blaesius@kit.edu>
Date: Wed, 26 Aug 2015 11:54:35 +0000 (+0200)
Subject: updated readme for decorator
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updated readme for decorator
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+With the decorator ipelet, you can decorate other objects (by for
+example surrounding them with a box).  The ipelet is flexible in the
+sense that you can define your own decorator objects.  The following
+example ([Ipe file](decorator.ipe)) illustrates the usage.
+
+![Decorator examples](decorator.png) 
+
+# Download & Installation #
+
+Download [decorator.lua](decorator.lua) and copy it to ~/.ipe/ipelets/
+(or to some other directory for ipelets).
+
+# Usage #
+
+Run "Ipelets->Decorator->decorate" to decorate the currently selected objects.  For that to work, there must be decorator objects (symbols
+with prefix "deco/") defined in your stylesheet (see the example
+above).
+
+# Creating Decorator Objects #
+
+To create your own decorator object, execute the following steps.
+
+1. Create a rectangle, lets call it R.
+2. Create path objects, that decorate R (usually some kind of box around R).  You can use multiple objects for the decoration. 
+3. Make sure that R is the front most object (select R and press Ctrl+F).
+4. Group R together with the decoration (select R and the decoration and press Ctrl+G).
+5. Run "Ipelets->Decorator->create deco-object".
+
+Note that "Ipelets->Decorator->create deco-object" only slightly
+extends "Ipelets->Symbols->create symbol" (it checks whether the
+selected object can be used as decorator object and it automatically
+adds the prefix "deco/").
+
+# Changes #
+
+**14. October 2014**
+first version of the decorator ipelet online
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-# Decorator Ipelet #
-
-With the decorator ipelet, you can decorate other objects (by for example surrounding them with a box).  The ipelet is flexible in the sense that you can define your own decorator objects.  The following example (click on the figure to download the ipe-file) illustrates the usage.
-
-[![example](Decorator_Ipelet/attachment/decorator.svg)](Decorator_Ipelet/attachment/decorator.ipe)
-
-# Download & Installation #
-
-Download [decorator.lua](Decorator_Ipelet/attachment/decorator.lua) and copy it to ~/.ipe/ipelets/ (or to some other directory for ipelets).
-
-# Usage #
-
-Run "Ipelets->Decorator->decorate" to decorate the currently selected objects.  For that to work, there must be decorator objects (symbols with prefix "deco/") defined in your stylesheet (see the example above).
-
-# Creating Decorator Objects #
-
-To create your own decorator object, execute the following steps.
-
-1. Create a rectangle, lets call it R.
-2. Create path objects, that decorate R (usually some kind of box around R).  You can use multiple objects for the decoration.
-3. Make sure that R is the front most object (select R and press Ctrl+F).
-4. Group R together with the decoration (select R and the decoration and press Ctrl+G).
-5. Run "Ipelets->Decorator->create deco-object".
-
-Note that "Ipelets->Decorator->create deco-object" only slightly extends "Ipelets->Symbols->create symbol" (it checks whether the selected object can be used as decorator object and it automatically adds the prefix "deco/").
-
-# Changes #
-
-**14. October 2014**
-first version of the decorator ipelet online