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No one forces you to use all possible arrows, you can learn just one, and use that. When reading a diagram, ideally you would read it by looking at the generat
by Etherlord87 3y ago
No one forces you to use all possible arrows, you can learn just one, and use that.
When reading a diagram, ideally you would read it by looking at the generated diagram, not text, as that's the entire point, but even when reading the raw text, it's apparent where the arrows are, based on "less than" and "greater than" characters, no?
- IshKebab 3y ago> No one forces you to use all possible arrows, you can learn just one, and use that. Not if you want to read other people's UML diagrams, which is rather the point.