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I agree, it's kind of a one-time affair too because if you ever need to add or change a word in a node, you're fcked and have to edit ascii to change borders an
by kgen 11y ago
I agree, it's kind of a one-time affair too because if you ever need to add or change a word in a node, you're fcked and have to edit ascii to change borders and lines and what not. There are way better ways to spend your time than to draw an ascii diagram.
- lumpypua 11y agohttp://asciiflow.com/ http://asciiflow.com/
- danneu 11y agoIf there's a way to edit boxes/lines once you draw them to address kgen's point, I've never been able to figure it out in asciiflow.
- Veedrac 11y agoI've only been using it for a few seconds, so I don't know if I'm off-base here, but isn't that what the third-to-last icon at the top does (box with diagonal arrow)?
- danneu 11y agoThanks, you're right. I was thinking of the old version. http://stable.ascii-flow.appspot.com/#Draw http://stable.ascii-flow.appspot.com/#Draw
- Pamar 11y agoWell, the only worst think would be to have to launch Visio, Powerpoint or whatever and then export and then re-embed. Especially if you want to fix something done by someone else so you only have the image and not the binary... Also, versioning.