I did smalls extensions to the vocabulary of Connectors 1.9 of Ned Konz.
They serve to hide and show connectors in a diagram identified by a number between '( )'
The way I operate is this: - label connectors - give a number to the 'internal name' of each connector along the order to follow them - identify the subprocess if any by sequence - open a Workspace and change is name like 'Script-....' - select in the Workspace menu ' create textual references to dropped morphs' - write a scritp like this one: ========= rg_ RGConnector. " rg is a local variable in the Workspace" rg title:'Foster Home Process ' . truetypebanner875 string: rg title. "This is my Truetypebanner I dropped on the Workspace" Project current exportAsGIF.
rg title: 'Subprocess 1'.
truetypebanner875 string: rg title. rg showConnectorsFrom: 1 to: 4. Project current exportAsGIF.
rg title: 'Subprocess 2'.
truetypebanner875 string: rg title. rg showConnectorsFrom: 5 to: 7. Project current exportAsGIF.
rg title: 'Subprocess Correction process'. truetypebanner875 string: rg title. rg showConnectorsFrom: 10 to: 13. Project current exportAsGIF.
rg title:'Foster Home Process ' . truetypebanner875 string: rg title. truetypebanner875 extent: 506@42. rg showAll ========== - this script print a full drawing, and one separate drawing for each subprocess - pick up the different 'drawings' in the defaut Squeak folder - put them in a 'traitement de texte' et VOILÀ
The Foster Home.pdf is the result of the experience. ======== Other usage these are hepfull to validate a diagram when this one is too dense. Just hide/show each. If you forgot to numbered a connector you'll see the message 'collection is empty' in the debugger.
Raymond