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Support shorthand notation for multiple sources/destinations - like dot/graphviz does.
digraph G { subgraph cluster_multi_source { {a1, b1} -> c1 } }
flowchart TB a1-->c1 b1-->c1
digraph G { subgraph cluster_multi_dst { a2 -> {b2, c2} } }
flowchart TB a2-->b2 a2-->c2
digraph G { subgraph cluster_multi_both { {a3, b3} -> {c3, d3} } }
flowchart TB a3-->c3 b3-->c3 a3-->d3 b3-->d3
digraph G { subgraph cluster_singletons { a4 -> {b4} -> c4 } }
flowchart TB a4-->b4-->c4
Whatever you see fit - use [a, b, c] or {a, b, c} or anything else that works for you.
[a, b, c]
{a, b, c}
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Proposal
Support shorthand notation for multiple sources/destinations - like dot/graphviz does.
Multiple Sources
Multiple Destinations
Multiple Sources AND Destinations (=cartesian product)
Singletons are treated as ordinary nodes
Example
Whatever you see fit - use
[a, b, c]
or{a, b, c}
or anything else that works for you.Screenshots
Added in the Proposal part (rendered mermaid equivalent to the dot listings).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: