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+[[!meta copyright="Copyright © 2024 John Darrington"]]
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+# Graph mode - A major mode to create, edit and display discrete element graphs.
+John Darrington (he/him) - IRC: jmd, <mailto:john@cellform.com>
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+This project is a major mode to assist creation and editing of SVG
+images depicting discrete element graphs, optionally with presentational
+properties. The creation of such images may be of interest to
+engineers, pure mathematicians with an interest in graph theory,
+computer scientists, data administrators and others.
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+The user specifies the topology and simple presentational attributes of the
+system and emacs takes care of the rest. Interaction is via conventional M-x
+interactive commands, or by keybindings/mouse movement.
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+If desired, the SVG output may be edited using an external tool or by
+hand. Keeping the generated SVG readable and easy to edit is a design
+goal of the project.
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+Example uses may include the creation of flow charts, entity-relationship
+diagrams, UML, block diagrams, and abstract graphs.
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+This talk will demonstrate use of the mode, describe how it works, and
+discuss possible future direction.
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