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Le Tue, 26 Nov 2013 01:08:40 +0100, Robinson Tryon <bishop.robinson@gmail.com> a écrit:

On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 6:51 PM, - <mrmister001@gmail.com> wrote:
Flowcharting automation process in Draw (creating flowcharts automatically,
without effort) Scripting language
...
THE PROBLEM: When you want to create a flowchart, basically you have to
...
[HEAD BEGIN: geometry: Rectangle, color: blue, rotation: 0, radious: 0,
angle: 0, connector: normal, geometry-thickness: 2pt, connector-thickness:
2pt, shadow orientation:right-down, shadow color: grey, font-type-size:
Calibri, 2pt, font-alignment: center, center]

Differential geometry >  differential calculus
Differential geometry >  integral calculus
Differential geometry >  linear algebra
Differential geometry >  multilinear algebra


[:HEAD END]

Have you looked at the DOT language?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOT_(graph_description_language)

 digraph graphname {
     a -> b -> c;
     b -> d;
 }

There are a few others:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Graph_description_languages

Hello

DOT is handled by graphviz, which can export to SVG, that could be imported into Draw. Job's done ! :)
yEd handles TGF and can also export to SVG.

So basically, what is needed here is find a suitable Graph language (please don't create another one), make it create an SVG, then import in draw.

Or use Dia, which does not seem to read graph langs, but has a nice interface to play with flowcharts

Under professional Windows, I use mostly Visio to do flows and copy/paste into impress^W powerpoint. You can do the same with Dia & Impress. IMHO, creating a new import module for a graph lang to dia is more valuable, but being able to draw flows in Draw could be fun as well.

My 5 cents :)

Mat

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