On 04 May, Hans Heinsbroek <jheinsbroek@xxxxxx> wrote:
> In <URL:news:local.artworks> on Thu 04 May, Martin Wuerthner wrote:
> > In message <4e21d54147Artworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Richard Underwood
> > <Artworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > > For what its worth, I'm not so sure that it is easier to understand
> > > because an integral arrowhead potentialy sounds like a particular type
> > > of arrowhead (mathematical?) rather than the behaviour of the
> > > arrowheads.
> >
> > Yes, this is probably where "integrated" wins over "integral" - sounds
> > less like a specific technical term.
> >
> Then how about the even less techie "indented" or even "proper" (the last
> one being my personal favourite)?
> The word "integrated" imo fits the original arrows too because when the
> option is selected the arrowhead is integrated in[*] the line. Wether it is
> in place or not doesn't matter, it has become an integral part of the line.
> <fx: Crawls back in shell/>
> [*] not sure about the grammar here
or packed and padded?
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