On Thu, Jan 3, 2013 at 11:59 PM, Michael Ross <michael.e.r...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hello Pierre, > > I have adapted to this by using connection points where lines join, and no > connection point when they do they are only crossing, not joined. Also > colored lines helps make this clear. > I wouldn't use colored lines for accessibility reasons: - if I print my diagram on a black and white printer, the information is lost. - if one of my colleagues is color-blind and I e-mail him the diagram, he will miss some information. I cannot use different line styles either, because 2 different line styles = 2 different meanings. > > On my wish list, along with hops, is multi-color lines. Every now and > then I will overlay a dashed line on a wider contrasting color, but it is > not very convenient. Unfortunately. I am not a code worker. > Me neither... At least, not in C! -- Pierre Equoy
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