[BlindMath] dot language: shrinking diagrams to fit the screen

[Łukasz Grabowski]

Hi Pranav, it's not entirely clear to me from the source code what
end-effect do you want to exactly achieve. Could you describe 
informally a simple example? For example:
1) there are 4 boxes,
2) first one has label "start"
3) second one has label "ok"
4) third one has label "not ok"
5) fourth one has label "fix it"
6) there is arrow from first box to second box
7) there is arrow from first box to third box
8) there is arrow from third box to fourth box

If you write down this sort of informal description for yourself then
it should be trivial to translate it to a formal dot description.

For example, the above translates to:

digraph boxes
{
one [label="start"];
two [label="ok"];
three [label = "not ok"];
four [label = "fix it"];
one -> two;
one -> three;
three -> four;
}

Best,
Lukasz


On Sat, 16 Jun 2018 08:09:55 +0530
Pranav Lal via BlindMath <blindmath at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> Hi Lukasz,
> <snip The resulting layout looks like this: 10 separate diagrams on a
> horizontal line, each containing two nodes and a single vertical
> arrow between them. PL] Yikes. Many thanks for the clarification.
> This is a process flow diagram. There are boxes connected by arrows.
> That is all I need. 
> 
> Pranav
> 
> 
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