FlowChartX Standard Edition - ActiveX DLL (.NET Ready) - V4.1.5

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Add work flow diagrams to your applications. FlowChartX helps you create and present work flow, algorithm, and process diagrams, database entity-relationship diagrams, object hierarchy and relationship charts, graphs and trees. Its' basic types of objects - boxes, tables and arrows can be grouped and attached one to another, and combined in complex structures. The control provides more than 70 predefined box shapes, as well as user designated and custom-painted boxes.

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FlowChartX Standard Edition V4.1.5

FlowChartX Standard Edition V4.1.5 - with Source Code

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What’s New in V4.X?

•  Boxes whose Style is set to bsShape can be rotated
•  Spanning table cells
•  Logical measure units can be set via the MeasureUnit property
•  Grid graph layout implemented by the GridLayout class
•  Export SVG drawings
•  Clipboard and undo operations affect hosted ActiveX controls
•  SelHandleSize lets you set the size of selection handles
• Groups of table rows can be expanded or collapsed
• SelectionOnTop specifies if selected items are painted on top
• GetArrowAt method added
• Memory usage decreased with about 50 bytes per diagram item
• Modification cursor is displayed while modifying an item
• SvgExporter does not export invisible items anymore
• Picture and SetPictureRect members added to ShapeTemplate
• DecorationColor property added to boxes
• Shape decorations can be rendered for Transparent boxes
• Users can change the orientation of cascading arrows
• New arrows can be routed while users draw them
• Initialization events are raised when users start drawing items
• The Anchoring property added to RoutingOptions
• The speed of the routing algorithm has been improved
• OrgnAnchor and DestAnchor properties added to the Arrow class
• AllowIncomingArrows and AllowOutgoingArrows added to node classes
• ToolTipDelay specifies the delay before a tool tip pops up
• BoxPicture and BoxPicturePos properties added
• The LayeredLayout speed has been improved
• Improved support for hosting MFC ActiveX controls
• The ControlPadding property added
• Now the Overview control can be used in HTML pages

Overview

FlowChartX provides more than 70 predefined box shapes, as well as user designated and custom-painted boxes. Both images and text can be placed inside boxes. Customizable fonts and colors and multiple arrow styles let you customize the appearance of a chart. Other layout features include an alignment grid; shadow effects; scrolling and zooming; locking; z-order; and pen styles.

The control's programming model comprises more than 200 methods, properties and events. The objects in a FlowChartX diagram can be enumerated through several collections - based on the object type and selection state. The diagrams relationship hierarchy can be traversed through 'incoming/outgoing arrows' collections available for the boxes and tables.

Every object type available in FlowChartX is exposed as a COM class with properties and methods controlling its look and behavior. Through these classes the FCX objects can be programmatically moved and resized, locked in place, repositioned in the Z-order, grouped and attached; their text, color, font, style and other visual attributes are exposed as properties.

A brief description of the basic FlowChartX types follows below:

Boxes can represent classes in class-hierarchies, flowchart elements, icons in network diagrams, etc. They can hold both graphics and text in different fonts, sizes and colors. Box objects can have any polygonal shape. There are more than 50 predefined box shapes. Apart from them FlowChartX offers you very easy and quick way to define your own shape as you like it. Furthermore boxes support two forms of custom painting. The first type gives you full control over the painting, while in the second one your painting code is performed additionally to the basic painting.

Tables can be used in database diagrams as well as in any other kind of charts that need table representation. They display grids of cells and every cell contains text. Cells, columns and rows can be customized in various ways there are properties available for setting their extents, style and text alignment. Tables dimensions can be programmatically changed; inserting, appending or deleting rows and columns can be done in a very comprehensive, intuitive way whenever you might need it. Tables can also display background images and graphics. The file formats supported are BMP, GIF, JPEG, ICO and WMF (same applies for boxes).

Arrows are used to represent various types of connections and relations in diagrams. FlowChartX offers three basic arrow-types:

• poly-line arrows composed of straight-line segments
• curved arrows composed of Bezier-spline segments
• arrows composed of horizontal and vertical segments, alternating their orientation so that every segment is perpendicular to its neighbor

Each arrow has to be connected to a box or a table object. You can use transparent boxes on any side of an arrow to make it appear as hanging. Some customizable arrows properties are: tip styles, colors, text, pen width and style, modification behavior and number of segments.

FlowChartX is written in C++ using the ATL libraries to implement the needed ActiveX control interfaces. The source code is included in the site-wide version, and also is optionally available with the single-developer version.