I am looking for a command line tool which can generate function flow diagrams from some textual description (any sort of markup language would do).
I’m building an application that superficially looks like Visio, so I need to be able to connect objects together with connectors. I want to make the connectors have multiple horizontal and vertical
I have an ASP.NET/C# web app and I want to add the capability to generate very nice diagrams from the business data, in an E开发者_如何学Godward Tufte kind of way.
I\'m trying to perform a drag and drop approach to creating relationships in a diagram, directly analagous to SQL Server Management Studio diagramming tools. For example, in the illustration below, th
The OData URI Conventions documentation uses some nice diagrams to visually explain the rules (here\'s a direct example). Do these types of diagrams have a specific name? I\'d like to find a tool that
I have a specification to build a very simple diagramming capability into a MonoTouch app开发者_Python百科. Everything I\'ve had to do up to now has been table based so this is new territory.
I just got linked to the JSON website, and the images stunned me. A better way to intuitively show the flow of a parser I have never seen. Now I want to be able to make these diagrams for my own proje
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I am new to UML. But I\'m well versed in drawing db tables and their relationships. Can I just \"extend\" these tables by adding Methods() below and call it a UML Class Diagram?
I know Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate has some abilities, and I would normally do this by instinct, but I am on a very tight schedule.I also have Visio 2010 installed and integrated into VS, but its reve
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