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As a way to force node rank a bit it would be nice if there was a syntax for an arrow that goes up / left.
For the layout engine this would work like a normal arrow, but the rendering would put the head at the other end.
So for a minimal change you could control which links go up.
The obvious syntax is <--
Example
In this
flowchart TD
a --> b
b --> a
it's kinda up to the layout engine whether a or b is on top
but in
flowchart TD
a --> b
a <-- b
it's unambiguous that a goes on top
the layout engine would process this the same as
flowchart TD
a --> b
a --> b
but then the display engine would draw the second arrow the other way around
Screenshots
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Proposal
As a way to force node rank a bit it would be nice if there was a syntax for an arrow that goes up / left.
For the layout engine this would work like a normal arrow, but the rendering would put the head at the other end.
So for a minimal change you could control which links go up.
The obvious syntax is
<--
Example
In this
it's kinda up to the layout engine whether a or b is on top
but in
it's unambiguous that a goes on top
the layout engine would process this the same as
but then the display engine would draw the second arrow the other way around
Screenshots
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: