The Railroad Plugin uses this library:
https://github.com/tabatkins/railroad-diagrams/
I notice that it has been updated quite recently, and we haven't updated the
version integrated in TW for several years. If there's any new features/bug
fixes that are useful we should look at updating it.
My last Post edited to
include
https://dynalist.io/d/zUP-nIWu2FFoXH-oM7L7d9DM#z=R__-lKgsGMWylDEUAGhbJZ_X
On Sunday, 20 January 2019 10:48:59 UTC+11, TonyM wrote:
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> Damon,
>
> Given the nature of railroad diagrams as Thomas and Mario say, it may not
> illustrate what you want, however there
Damon,
Given the nature of railroad diagrams as Thomas and Mario say, it may not
illustrate what you want, however there are a number of visualisations
available in tiddly-wiki. Also if you have something that is available in
CSS you can include it at tag the tiddler $:/tags/Stylesheet
Hi,
IMO
<$railroad text=""" ( start-1 | start-2 | start-3 ) next end """/>
should do it, but it looks a bit different.
-m
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Hi Thomas,
Generally I would agree, but there are instances where a branch line goes
off and ends such that there would be two ends of the line. For example,
you start at station A, but you have the option to go to station B or C,
but you wouldn't go through B to get to C and vice versa.
Hi Damon,
If I remember correct – I searched for it myself some time ago –, this is
not possible and not the idea of railroad diagrams. The reason seems to be
someting like: The diagram shows the way from (railway) station A to
station B. And you can’t start at C if you are at A ...
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