FLOW-charting

FLOW-charting

[Willi Egger]

Hi all,

Currently i am again busy with producing flow-charts for a quality system.
At the moment I try to have Context typesetting the charts in such a way,
that allways the total amount of space available (height of the paper,
normally only a title is typeset followed by a single chart) is used.

I know there must be some way. I remember Hans used once a chart within the
\placefigure environment. However I did not succeed to get the above
mentioned result.

I am glad for any hints. Kind regards Willi

Re: FLOW-charting

[Johannes H?sing]

On Tue, Jan 23, 2001 at 10:14:48PM +0100, Willi Egger wrote:
> Hi all,
>

Dag Willi,

> Currently i am again busy with producing flow-charts for a quality system.
> At the moment I try to have Context typesetting the charts in such a way,
> that allways the total amount of space available (height of the paper,
> normally only a title is typeset followed by a single chart) is used.
> 

How about \setupFLOWcharts[ ..., maxwidth=\textwidth, ... ]?

Did you mean this?

Groet

Johannes

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Re: FLOW-charting

[Berend de Boer]

Willi Egger wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> Currently i am again busy with producing flow-charts for a quality system.
> At the moment I try to have Context typesetting the charts in such a way,
> that allways the total amount of space available (height of the paper,
> normally only a title is typeset followed by a single chart) is used.
> 
> I know there must be some way. I remember Hans used once a chart within the
> \placefigure environment. However I did not succeed to get the above
> mentioned result.
> 
> I am glad for any hints. Kind regards Willi

You can get makeup without page numbers, headings and so for a single 
page with :

\startstandardmakeup .. \stopstandardmakeup

Groetjes,

Berend. (-:

Re: FLOW-charting

[Hans Hagen]

At 10:14 PM 1/23/01 +0100, Willi Egger wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Currently i am again busy with producing flow-charts for a quality system.

Well, that's what they originally were meant for

>At the moment I try to have Context typesetting the charts in such a way,
>that allways the total amount of space available (height of the paper,
>normally only a title is typeset followed by a single chart) is used.

When you take a look in the file m-chart (a recent one) you will find some
more trickery, like an auto splitter and subcharting. Here i also have
something that make a bit one [say on a3] and splits it in pieces that can
be put side by side as well as for screen permits a kind of zooming. At the
end it was never really needed so it never made it into something
documented. Maybe some day ... 

Hans 
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Flow-charting

[Egger]

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Hi,

In connection with building flow-charts where different ways of going
through the chart are possible, it is important to make paths visible either
by means of colors or different connections e.g. dashed, dotted, normal
lines. This aspect is interesting for the setup of transparencies for
presentations.

Are there already possibilities to give a given connection another colour /
line-type? Can the arrow be switched off for certain connections?

For your reference I include a chart, where such mechanisms would be of
great help.

Thanks for reactions. Willi

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