Monodraw
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Re: Monodraw
#52Re: Monodraw
#53OMG this is one of my favorite tools paid for it all the way back when it went out. Have used it so many times just to write documentation for things like: https://github.com/ivank/potygen/blob/main/packages/potygen/... ASCII is just so versatile and allows you to put nice graphics in places where one does not expect, making things more easily understandable.
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#54I've used this in the past and enjoyed it. My one complaint, if I recall, is that you have to use its own built in file format to maintain all the cool features like anchors and resizable boxes and stuff. You can't just point at at an ASCII drawing in a markdown document and get all the functionality for free. I suspect if someone really wanted to they could crack that through clever algorithms and LLMs - and I've ex…
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#55I'm imagining something like dot -Tascii
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#56Re: Monodraw
#57what's the native linux alternative? aka not a webapp edit: hm, maybe https://github.com/nkh/P5-App-Asciio
I can't tell is has any relation to this. I use it to generate SVGs in Maven documentation site builds.
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#58I love this tool. This is one of those that you buy it and keep it, even if you use it once a while.
Have you had this for a long time, or are you speculating that it’s the type of software you like? This looks very cool to me, though. If you have used it, can you share how you’ve used the generated diagrams? I can imagine a screenshot of the diagram, but the raw text would probably be too big in (e.g. a terminal).
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#59Re: Monodraw
#60Awesome tool I purchased when I stumbled upon it. I draw flowcharts for complex implementations in ASCII using Monodraw and embed them in source code.