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You will learn in detail how to create a graph (or flow chart) by describing it in an
easy-to-use and easy-to-understand language, and then convert it to the desired
output formats like ASCII, HTML, SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) or graphviz,
which in turn allows you to generate PNG or PDF files.
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This manual explains the algorithms and ideas behind Graph::Easy, as well as
specific details like the syntax rules for the text format.
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You can download Graph::Easy from
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The online version of this <b>manual</b> can be found at the following sites:
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It is also used in projects that graph Perl packages
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The following independend sites and projects use <code>Graph::Easy</code>:
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Last update: <span class="date">2007-08-10</span>
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