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FOOBAR
FOOBAR


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digraph G {
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   rankdir=TB;
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   7 [label="Result (I)\n[e]"];
   7 [label="Result (I)\n[e]"];
   8 [label="Result (V)"];
   8 [label="Result (V)"];
  9 [label="Go To"];


   1 -> 2 [label="validate [e]"];
   1 -> 2 [label="validate [e]"];
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   4 -> 7 [label="valid 1/1 [s]"];
   4 -> 7 [label="valid 1/1 [s]"];
   7 -> 3 [label="back to: Operand 1 [s]"];
   7 -> 3 [label="back to: Operand 1 [s]"];
  1 -> 9 [label="go to: Result [e]"];
  9 -> 7 [label="go to: Result"];
  9 -> 1 [label="back to: Operator"];
  7 -> 1 [label="back to: Operator [s]"];
  3 -> 9 [label="go to: Result [e]"];
  9 -> 3 [label="back to: Operand 1"];
  5 -> 9 [label="go to: Result [e]"];
  9 -> 5 [label="back to: Operand 2"];


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Revision as of 17:01, 13 December 2007

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Wiki

Slicer

C/C++

CMake stuff

  • Add a 'cvsupdate' target to update the source tree from the build tree:
ADD_CUSTOM_TARGET(cvsupdate ${CMAKE_COMMAND} -E chdir "${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}" "${CVSCOMMAND}" update)

State Machine

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Wizard Workflow

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FOOBAR

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 6 [label="Operand 2 (V)"];
 7 [label="Result (I)\n[e]"];
 8 [label="Result (V)"];
 9 [label="Go To"];
 1 -> 2 [label="validate [e]"];
 2 -> 1 [label="invalid"];
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 2 -> 3 [label="valid [s]"];
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 1 -> 9 [label="go to: Result [e]"];
 9 -> 7 [label="go to: Result"];
 9 -> 1 [label="back to: Operator"];
 7 -> 1 [label="back to: Operator [s]"];
 3 -> 9 [label="go to: Result [e]"];
 9 -> 3 [label="back to: Operand 1"];
 5 -> 9 [label="go to: Result [e]"];
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