This code display nesting normally

participant User
participant API
participant Database (icon="cylinder")

alt: [client is ready]
    API->Database: Send message
    alt: [client has ip address]
        API->Database: Send message2
    end
end

But when we replace API->Database: Send message2 with API->API: Send message2, nested ALT become bigger than its parent ALT. All code to reproduce a bug:

participant User
participant API
participant Database (icon="cylinder")

alt: [client is ready]
    API->Database: Send message
    alt: [client has ip address]
        API->API: Send message2
    end
end

Hi,

I am trying the below commands as per READ ME. It is failing for all files with same syntax error.

>> goseq client/manager.go -o s1.svg
goseq: client/manager.go - client/manager.go:5: syntax error

Please help me with this.

Problem: Lack of list of available icons Proposition Please provide list of icon="$value" in order to ease the work. Or just point to the file, I was searching like 10 mins and found nothing yet. Gain: It will increase user experience with this library

Icons I have found

var builtinIcons = map[string]ActorIcon{
        "human":    &builtinActorIcon{graphbox.StickPersonIcon(1)},
        "cylinder": &builtinActorIcon{graphbox.CylinderIcon(1)},
        "cloud":    &builtinActorIcon{graphbox.PathIcon{graphbox.CloudPathData}},
}

Fixes #11

Q: Should I check in the tests/testout.html file as part of the PR? Q: Perhaps it should be flagged behind a --condensed-blocks flag?

Currently any diagram with several blocks and >5 columns becomes hard to eye parse...

...this PR bounds blocks to the inner (including nested) content...

participant One
participant Two
participant Three
participant Four
participant Five
participant Six
participant Seven
participant Eight
participant Nine
participant Ten

One->Two:

loop: loop1
  Two->Three:
  note over Three: woof
  loop: loop2
    Three->Four:
  end
end

Four->Five:

loop: loop3
  alt: xxx
    Six->Eight: oof
  elsealt: yyy
    Six->Nine: oof
  end
end

Tests no longer fails (got a div by zero for a while there)

$ ./runtests.sh
Test: humanActorStyles.seq
Test: humanActors.seq
Test: humanActors2.seq
Test: offsideActors1.seq
Test: offsideActors2.seq
Test: offsideActors3.seq
Test: offsideActors4.seq
Test: optblock.seq
Test: test1.seq
Test: test2.seq
Test: test3.seq
Test: test4.seq
Test: test5.seq
Test: test6.seq
Test: test7.seq
Test: testComments.seq
Test: testConcurrent.seq
Test: testDeepNesting.seq
Test: testDividers.seq
Test: testDividersNoText.seq
Test: testIf.seq
Test: testIfElse.seq
Test: testIfSelf.seq
Test: testLargeObjectNames.seq
Test: testLoop.seq
Test: testMultiNotes.seq
Test: testMultiNotes2.seq
Test: testNestedIf.seq
Test: testNoActors.seq
Test: testNoBottomActors.seq
Test: testSelfArrows.seq
Test: testSelfArrows2.seq
Test: testSmallTitle.seq
Test: testStyles.seq

But the following look weird... (all (?) fixed now)

FIXED: Blocks don't align (sibling blocks are not taken into account) and the bottom dotted line is missing from the first block...

FIXED: Well this just looks plain odd... but I think it's another case of sibling block sizes not being taken into account...

Heya,

It would be convenient for me if this was installable as a .deb file.

Would you let me script the generation of the .deb package and send you a pull request?

Hi,

I would like to understand the difference between Random sampling and Wallenius distribution method. I know it's explained in the manual but I still don't quite get it.

In our analysis we see more functionally relevant GO terms using the random sampling method vs Wallenius distribution, which gives functionally non-relevant GO terms to our conditions. I would appreciate any inputs.

If I have 5 columns and a loop around 2 of them the outer box of the loop is the full width of the diagram. I expected it to only cover the leftmost to rightmost of the inner referenced columns. For a diagram with many loops it makes it visually very noisy when all boxes are full width.

One->Two:

loop: loop1
  Two->Three:
end

Three->Four:
Four->Five:

In the above code I would expect the loop to only encompass Two and Three. Instead it is the full width...

(Although I'm queueing up a bunch of issues I may take a look at them myself - I just wanted to be able to track and prioritise them)

• Added attributes to block directives — such as alt, loop and opt — which allows for some limited styling options for blocks in generated sequence diagrams. At this stage, the only attribute is full_width, which can be used to control whether a block should span the length of the diagram, or only the length of the actions contained within it.
• Added the generic block directive, which does no have a leading tag.

I am trying to add this feature myself, and I have tried to modify the parser to accept "x" the same way it accepts other actions but still getting a syntax error, which means, I think that I haven't modified the parser correctly. Any hints?

Expose the font-size used by participants and actions as a style attribute.

Example usage:

style participant (
    fontsize = 10
)

style action (
    fontsize = 8
)

Should be supported by:

• titles
• participants
• actions
• notes

To check: can style attribute names have dashes? font-size will be a better name.

When using concurrent actions, too much space is being added to the actions that appear in the activity first. This is because the layout in "activityline.go" is AddSizeConstraint instead of just general SizeConstraint with a decent enough padding.

See "testConcurrent.seq".