Need help urgently !! How to find all possible logical paths in avisio flowchart?

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dreamzsiva

Hi

I need help in coding an application which will take 2 end points of a
visio diagram and find all possible logical paths between these
points. Can some one please help me with it?

thanks
siva
 
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Paul Herber

Hi

I need help in coding an application which will take 2 end points of a
visio diagram and find all possible logical paths between these
points. Can some one please help me with it?

As Al Edlund said on the Visio Guy forum, download the Visio SDK,
there is an example there.
 
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AlEdlund

Paul,

To be a little more precise, over there he asked about documenting a
flowchart connectivity. Here he is asking for path analysis. Of course the
request "for all possible logical paths" is absurd since he hasn't pointed
out what kind of search algorithm he wants to investigate (breadth first,
depth first, minimum hop, alpha, alphastar, spanning tree, etc.). In either
case graph theory and algorithms of this type are nicely explained in

http://www.amazon.com/Structures-Al...r_1_13?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1233254125&sr=1-13

al
ps thanks for pointing out the double posting...
 
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AlEdlund

dreamzsvia,
I apologize for the use of the word absurd. It probably is more appropriate
to say the question hints at a lack of understanding of the scope of what is
being asked for. "all possible logical paths" infers domain specific
knowledge on what are possible valid paths.....
al

AlEdlund said:
Paul,

To be a little more precise, over there he asked about documenting a
flowchart connectivity. Here he is asking for path analysis. Of course the
request "for all possible logical paths" is absurd since he hasn't pointed
out what kind of search algorithm he wants to investigate (breadth first,
depth first, minimum hop, alpha, alphastar, spanning tree, etc.). In
either case graph theory and algorithms of this type are nicely explained
in

http://www.amazon.com/Structures-Al...r_1_13?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1233254125&sr=1-13

al
ps thanks for pointing out the double posting...
 

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