Hi,
For UML diagrams, consider taking a look at Gaphor which is a purpose
built UML program that runs on Linux, Windows & Mac (using Python and GTK+).
It's also worth taking a look at Graphviz (dot, neato), especially if
you think you might like to automate the production of your diagrams.
Cheers
JP
Rich Shepard wrote:
The last time I tried counting I found more than 17 different vector
drawing applications that are suitable for use with LaTeX/LyX documents.
I've used Tgif, Xfig, jpicedt, IDE, and PSTricks. Each has strengths and
weaknesses, so I use whichever seems to be the best for a particular
type of
illustration.
What I want to draw now are software flowcharts that illustrate how a
model is structured and how data flow from one component to another. What
would be ideal is a set of primatives for various standard nodes: data
entry, decision points, printer, database storage, etc.
Does anyone know of any such library of pre-built images that can be
incorporated into a larger figure?
TIA,
Rich
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John Pye
Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
http://pye.dyndns.org/
