Addflow V2.0
Addflow offers unique support to create diagrams interactively or programmatically. Each time you need to graphically display interactive diagrams, you should consider using AddFlow for workflow diagrams, database diagrams, communication networks, neuron networks, organisational charts, process flows and state transitions diagrams, expert systems, etc...
Addflow is a 32 bit ActiveX control. It has been written with Visual C++ 5.0 and it is a MFC (Microsoft Foundation Class) based ActiveX control. The term ActiveX is now also being used for controls of this type. This is partly because such controls can be placed on an HTML page as part of an Internet application.
Addflow can be used in many development environments. It works perfectly under VB5 and VC5: the installation package contains samples for each of these environments.
An Addflow diagram is a set of objects that can be linked to each other. The objects are called nodes and the lines that connect objects are called links. Nodes and links are AddFlow objects and those objects have many attributes that can be changed: colours, text, key, drawing styles, fonts, pictures, shapes, etc. Nodes may be moved or resized whereas links may be stretched into several segments. A link cannot exist without its origin and destination nodes. If one of these two nodes is removed, the link is also removed. You may create a Node object programmatically with the Add method of the nodes collection object. This method allows you to specify the position and the size of the node that is created. The node object type name is afNode.
When it is created, the node receives default values for the following attributes: colours (drawing colour, text colour, filling colour), drawing pen style and width, shape, text alignment, autosize mode, transparency, font and hidden flag. Then you may alter the position, the size and all default attributes of the node. You can also associate a text, a unique key, a picture or your own user data to this node.
A Link object allows to link two nodes. It is a line that leaves the origin node and comes to the destination node. You may create a link programmatically with the Add method of the links collection object. When creating a link, you have to define its origin and its destination node. You can create reflexive links.
The link object type name is afLink.
When it is created, the link receives default values for the following attributes: colours (Drawing colour, text colour), drawing pen style and width, arrow shapes, font, link style (Segments, Bezier curves, etc) and hidden flag.
Then you may alter the default attributes of the link. You can also associate a text, a unique key or your own user data to this link.
Programmatic Interface
The AddFlow programmatic interface is easy to use since it is based on OLE Automation and collections. AddFlow Items (nodes and links) are objects and you can directly change their properties. For instance, AddFlow allows you to write Visual Basic code like this:
Make all nodes rectangular Dim node as afNode For Each node In AddFlow1.Nodes ' Nodes enumeration node.Shape = afRectangle Next Installation
AddFlow will install the following files:
Product Details
Contact: ComponentSource
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Phone: 0800 581111
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Minimum System Requirements: Space Required: 160KB for the ActiveX (OCX), approximately 2.0MB for MFC DLLs
Uninstall: No
Serial No. 1008 1120 10E6 72C0 (PLEASE NOTE - The program's default serial will be EVALUATION. Replace this on Installation)
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Installation
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Click the icon to the left to install Addflow V2.0. |