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This is a MindFusion.Diagramming for WPF demonstration application that shows many of the component's features.
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This sample shows how to define custom anchor-point patterns and assign them to boxes. There are also several predefines anchor patterns to choose from.
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This sample demonstrates the Simulated Annealing layout applied on a MindFusion.Diagramming for WPF diagram. Simulated Annealing is a general-purpose optimization method used to solve large-scale combinatorial problems by simulating the process of heating and cooling of metal to achieve freedom from defects.
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This sample enumerates the directory structure of the hard drives of the local machine and arranges them.
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A ready-to-use application for drawing flowcharts.
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This sample demonstrates how you can use ControlNode objects in order to implement a simple Windows Form editor.
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This example demonstrates the FlowchartLayout operating on the flowchart graph produced when parsing
arbitrary JavaScript code.
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This sample demonstrates how to use the MindFusion.Diagramming for WPF lanes in order to implement a simple Gantt chart.
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The layered layout algorithm arranges diagram nodes in layers, according to several criteria. Most important criteria are: connected nodes must be placed close together; links must flow in one direction if possible; links must cross as few layers as possible; links must not cross other links.
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This simple application displays all available predefined shapes in MindFusion.Diagramming for WPF.
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This example demonstrates a sample set of rules for the FlowLayout class that can be used to arrange process diagrams across swimlanes.
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Demonstrates what effect the various RoutingOptions parameters have on the link routing algorithm.
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This sample demonstrates how you could let users create flowcharts faster by just drawing arrow from existing boxes to empty areas on the canvas.
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This sample illustrates how to use MindFusion.Diagramming for WPF to build IVR-like diagrams. This particular diagram demonstrates automatic link routing and node grouping in order to create compound diagram nodes.
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This example demonstrates the automatic tree layout built in MindFusion.Diagramming for WPF. It also shows how to group child nodes to their parent when they are initially created.
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This sample represents a workflow designer with the ability to create diagrams with unlimited depth. The available constructs are an activity, a while loop and an if-else condition.
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