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Re: ASCIIFlow

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There are lots of similar projects to this that made top HN the past week. Is there a list of it? I was not logged in and I lost history but the previous one I just saw earlier today was quite nice, too! Edit: Oh apparently it was "Monodraw". There was yet another one besides that. I am all up for such tools. What was the name of the one that allowed you to specify the diagrams using some custom DSL which in turn wou…

> What was the name of the one that allowed you to specify the diagrams using some custom DSL which in turn would generate the diagrams themselves? I think the recent one on HN that meets that description was D2 ( https://d2lang.com/ ), though that description fits a lot of tools.

Yes, it was D2! Thank you a lot!

Note to self: IIRC author said I can do it locally from browser now, should work without connectivity.

Re: ASCIIFlow

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post #29

There are lots of similar projects to this that made top HN the past week. Is there a list of it? I was not logged in and I lost history but the previous one I just saw earlier today was quite nice, too! Edit: Oh apparently it was "Monodraw". There was yet another one besides that. I am all up for such tools. What was the name of the one that allowed you to specify the diagrams using some custom DSL which in turn wou…

MermaidJS, Graphviz or PlantUML, perhaps?

It was https://d2lang.com/, but I am favoriting this thread.

Re: ASCIIFlow

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20 20 78 78 78 ... Looks ASCII to me, Firefox on Windows. Could be OS.

" xxx"? That's the same in ASCII and UTF-8. OP is asking what are the line-drawing characters encoded as e.g: "┌" and "┐". Since the charset returned by the app is UTF-8, these will be interpreted and encoded as UTF-8 and not whatever "ASCII - Extended" means.

that would be completely correct... sorry. the export options now read "ASCII Basic" and "ASCII Extended", and "Basic" generates plus signs for corners, as of now. I feel like the behavior might have changed. Extended option seem to use 0xE294xx range for lines.

1: https://gist.github.com/numpad0/7880ad1e3ed32b91d1ccf9c3374f...

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