add line interpolation to linkStyle in flowchart #346
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Great! Well done, I like the refactoring. Important to keep things from deteriorating over time. |
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Thanks for this. Am I right that it hasn't show up in a release yet? |
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Pull Request for issue #335
Adds an (optional) item to linkStyle to pass through the line interpolation selection to dagre-d3, for "default" or a numbered link, with or without a trailing CSS style, e.g.
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gulp jisonof course updated all of the parser output files, but I only modified flow.jison / flow.js so only that is included. Happy to include the others if that's preferred.Also I did a little refactoring of flowRenderer.js addEdges() because otherwise the "if" tree would have gotten out of hand.
Comments / suggestions welcome.