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The front page demo does it with the while loop.
by alcari 10y ago
The front page demo does it with the while loop.
- RushPL 10y agoI see, this arguably makes such loops easier to follow. I'll look into making it optional though.
- philsnow 10y agoI've seen this before but the edges join together cleanly: one of the edges "merges" (like a freeway on-ramp) with the other edge. In the demo on the front page, there's clearly a pseudo-node that the edges stop at, and it's jarring. edit: this thing: http://snap.philsnow.io/2016-11-18T11-19-57.mpfpkk55hj0dunqfi8dn.png http://snap.philsnow.io/2016-11-18T11-19-57.mpfpkk55hj0dunqf...
- RushPL 10y agoIndeed, it does look a bit weird in that case. On the other hand check out this flowchart https://code2flow.com/KdNVeJ https://code2flow.com/KdNVeJ - the same thing looks very clear here.