flow2dot is a tool to generate nice sequence (flow) diagrams from
textual descriptions, written in Haskell.
Tool itself generates a diagram description, which could be fed into GraphViz to get a nice-looking picture.
To try it out, run:
runhaskell flow2dot.hs sample.flow | dot -T png -o sample.png
and view "sample.png" with your favorite picture viewer. Make sure
version of dot is at least 2.12.
If you want to tweak the output - read Dot manual and use it for scaling, colors, pagination etc.
Thanks to Cale, quicksilver and roconnor from #haskell for suggestions on how to modularize this. Thanks to Dema from haskell@conference.jabber.ru for win32 testing. Gwern0 helped to adapt this to GHC 6.8.2. Radoslav Dorcik sent in parser improvements. Mike Shigorin and Denis Smirnov packaged for Alt Linux and provided feedback on compatibility with different GHC versions. Vasyl Vaskul reported bugs.
- Dot < 2.12 will most likely segfault on files generated by flow2dot