Sweet!
I love it!
For a quick sketch I would probably go for a simple verbatim
paragraph, but the output of the blockdiag directive looks awesome.
Very nice work and thanks for sharing, Carlos!
Cheers
Felix
On Nov 18, 9:40 pm, Carlos Linares López
<carlos.linares.lo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi there everyone,
>
> Once again thanks a lot for your prompt replies. In case you are curious
> or you ever have to face the same problem than I, I finally chose
> blockdiag. With only a few statements:
>
> .. blockdiag::
>
> {
> planners -> seq-mco -> seq-mco-planner-11;
> planners -> seq-mco -> seq-mco-planner-12;
> planners -> seq-mco -> "seq-mco-planner-1...";
> planners -> seq-opt -> seq-opt-planner-21;
> planners -> seq-opt -> seq-opt-planner-22;
> planners -> seq-opt -> "seq-mco-planner-2...";
> planners -> seq-sat -> seq-sat-planner-31;
> planners -> seq-sat -> seq-sat-planner-32;
> planners -> seq-sat -> "seq-mco-planner-3...";
> planners -> tempo-sat -> tempo-sat-planner-41;
> planners -> tempo-sat -> tempo-sat-planner-42;
> planners -> tempo-sat -> "seq-mco-planner-4...";
> }
>
> I could generate the attached figure and embed it in the html and pdf
> docs generated with sphinx.
>
> Just awesome!!
>
> Cheers,
>
> - Carlos Linares
>
> El 18/11/11 09:07, Takayuki Shimizukawa escribi�:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Hi Carlos
>
> > Other solution, you can use blockdiag (sphinxcontrib-blockdiag).
> > sample:http://goo.gl/Ihfcn
>
> > #
> > blockdiag:http://www.slideshare.net/TakeshiKomiya/blockdiag-a-simple-diagram-ge...
> > # We need treediag ... :)
> > --
> > Takayuki SHIMIZUKAWA
> > sphinx-users.jp
>
> > 2011/11/18 Felix Hummel<hummel.fe...@googlemail.com>:
> >> Hi Carlos,
>
> >> as far as I know, there is no reSt directive offering a nice tree
> >> representation in both HTML and PDF.
>
> >> If all you want to do is to show your audience how the repository
> >> structure should be laid out, then the way you suggested should be
> >> fine, provided it survives page breaks in PDF. The moment I saw your
> >> verbatim block, I understood the repo layout. Maybe KISS applies
> >> here...
>
> >> Of course you could go fancy with Graphviz like this::
>
> >> digraph repo_layout {
> >> node [shape=record, width=.1, height=.1];
> >> rankdir = LR;
>
> >> a -> b;
> >> a -> c;
> >> b -> b1;
> >> b -> b2;
> >> b -> b3; b3 [label="..."];
> >> c -> c1;
> >> c -> c2;
> >> c -> c3; c3 [label="..."];
> >> }
>
> >> That code, creating a png [1], is as far as I got with my very limited
> >> Graphviz knowledge. YMMV.
>
> >> Cheers,
> >> Felix
>
> >> On Nov 17, 10:04 am, Carlos Linares L�pez
> >> <carlos.linares.lo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>> Thanks a lot for your reply Felix,
>
> >>> As a matter of fact, your picture looks much nicer than mine!
> >>> However, I was asking how to format the block that contains the tree.
> >>> Currently, I am using '::' to force verbatim output. Therefore my
> >>> question is: Do you know of a nice way to show trees like this? (an
> >>> alternative might be also to capture an image with the contents and to
> >>> show it up with '.. image')
>
> >>> Thanks again for your prompt reply!
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