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It might be impossible to use a graph-based view for the execution flow.
Imagine the following graph, where the top-down axis is time.
flowchart TB
trigger
-->|values| x[change values]
-->|values| y[new_doc + save]
-->|doc| z[send PDF via email]
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The problem is that no UI element prevents the users from adding a data dependency like doc --> values. A better way could be to have a timeline instead of a graph, where the lifetimes of objects are clearly presented.
flowchart TB
trigger
-->|values| x[change values]
-->|values| y[new_doc + save]
-->|doc| z[send PDF via email]
z -->|doc.grand_total| y
linkStyle 3 stroke:red;
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Because we want to constrain the time axis, and we only have a 2D screen, we have to remove free-movement in the time axis. We could disallow loops using clever algorithms but that might make it more confusing.
I was thinking of a timeline: actions below, and data above where the movement is constrained by a hidden line just after the block that provided the value.
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It might be impossible to use a graph-based view for the execution flow.
Imagine the following graph, where the top-down axis is time.
The problem is that no UI element prevents the users from adding a data dependency like
doc --> values
. A better way could be to have a timeline instead of a graph, where the lifetimes of objects are clearly presented.Because we want to constrain the time axis, and we only have a 2D screen, we have to remove free-movement in the time axis. We could disallow loops using clever algorithms but that might make it more confusing.
I was thinking of a timeline: actions below, and data above where the movement is constrained by a hidden line just after the block that provided the value.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: