08-13-2024, 08:45 AM
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Hi all.
Yesterday I had an unexpected and pleasant discovery.
It turns out that if you don't have to follow a lot of rules when drawing an algorithm diagram, then the process of creating the diagram becomes easy, fun, and enjoyable.
I started using the new principle of creating a diagram right now, in order to write a Utility for extracting the SB code from the xml code of the Diagram.
It is incredibly comfortable to draw the Diagram the way you like it.
You don't need to learn any rules. You don't need to remember these rules and follow them.
You only need to insert a container with a SB code block into the desired place in the Diagram and write the Number of this block into the container property.
Then the utility will arrange all the code blocks in the output text file in ascending order of the numbers specified in the properties of each container, and you will get a single source code of the program.
I will soon post screenshots and files on my OneDrive that will demonstrate the development process.
The value of this is that I myself am a real beginner and making an xml file processing program for the first time in my life.
I personally know how a beginner feels when starting a new project.
Hi all.
Yesterday I had an unexpected and pleasant discovery.
It turns out that if you don't have to follow a lot of rules when drawing an algorithm diagram, then the process of creating the diagram becomes easy, fun, and enjoyable.
I started using the new principle of creating a diagram right now, in order to write a Utility for extracting the SB code from the xml code of the Diagram.
It is incredibly comfortable to draw the Diagram the way you like it.
You don't need to learn any rules. You don't need to remember these rules and follow them.
You only need to insert a container with a SB code block into the desired place in the Diagram and write the Number of this block into the container property.
Then the utility will arrange all the code blocks in the output text file in ascending order of the numbers specified in the properties of each container, and you will get a single source code of the program.
I will soon post screenshots and files on my OneDrive that will demonstrate the development process.
The value of this is that I myself am a real beginner and making an xml file processing program for the first time in my life.
I personally know how a beginner feels when starting a new project.