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As an network analyst, I want to highlight a block of time in which certain messages are sent.
For timeline blocks I'd like to define the following within my sequence diagram to indicate a block that renders during which timeframe messages are sent.
Syntax proposal: timeblock [arrow at start | arrow at end | arrows | line at start | line at end | lines]: [timeblock-title | empty]
Example
sequenceDiagram
timeblock arrows Timeout
HostA ->> HostB: Seq=92, 8 bytes data
HostB --x HostA: ACK=100
Note right of HostB: ACK is lost
end
HostA ->> HostB: Seq=92, 8 bytes data
HostB ->> HostA: ACK=100
Note left of HostA: SendBase = 100
The first message after a timeblock (displayed as two arrows vertically up and down, "timeout" in between) indicates the start of the timeblock while the first message after the end of a timeblock displays the end of it.
Screenshots
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Proposal
As an network analyst, I want to highlight a block of time in which certain messages are sent.
For timeline blocks I'd like to define the following within my sequence diagram to indicate a block that renders during which timeframe messages are sent.
Syntax proposal:
timeblock [arrow at start | arrow at end | arrows | line at start | line at end | lines]: [timeblock-title | empty]
Example
The first message after a timeblock (displayed as two arrows vertically up and down, "timeout" in between) indicates the start of the timeblock while the first message after the end of a timeblock displays the end of it.
Screenshots
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: