Use Slickflow.Graph domain language library when creating a flowchart, the following graph can be created. However, if there are no corresponding syntax prompts when connecting lines between non adjacent nodes, such as when generating the flowchart below, if I want to connect between the "Director Approval" node and the "Reimbursement Submit" node, there is no clear connection syntax.
var pmb = ProcessModelBuilder.CreateProcess(fileEntity.ProcessName, fileEntity.ProcessCode, fileEntity.ProcessID, fileEntity.Version);
var xmlContent =
pmb.Start("start")
.Task("Reimbursement Submit", "task001")
.Task("Finalcial Approval", "task002")
.XOrSplit("XOr-Split", "orsplit001")
.Parallels(
() => pmb.Branch(
() => pmb.Task(
VertexBuilder.CreateTask("Approved by the Director in Charge", "task010"),
LinkBuilder.CreateTransition("money<10000")
.AddCondition(ConditionTypeEnum.Expression, "money<10000")
)
)
, () => pmb.Branch(
() => pmb.Task(
VertexBuilder.CreateTask("CEO Approval", "task020"),
LinkBuilder.CreateTransition("money>=10000")
.AddCondition(ConditionTypeEnum.Expression, "money>=10000")
)
)
)
.XOrJoin("XOr-Join", "orjoin001")
.End("end")
.Store();
Use Slickflow.Graph domain language library when creating a flowchart, the following graph can be created. However, if there are no corresponding syntax prompts when connecting lines between non adjacent nodes, such as when generating the flowchart below, if I want to connect between the "Director Approval" node and the "Reimbursement Submit" node, there is no clear connection syntax.