ephemeris

there was figr a web based realtime version.

I think it is dead now last known location http://figr.bzero.se

heh I knew them lines looked familiar

    digraph  {
            "Hey" [shape=circle]
            "Welcome to graphiz" [shape=box]
            "You are new" [shape=diamond]
            "How are you" [shape=box]
            "It's super easy" [shape=box]
            "write plain english thats code like" [shape=box]
            "wanna do a condition" [shape=diamond]
            "editing"[shape=diamond]
    
            "Hey" -> "Welcome to graphiz" -> "You are new"
            "You are new" -> "It's super easy"[label=True]
            "You are new" -> "How are you"[label=False]
            "It's super easy" -> "write plain english thats code like" -> "wanna do a condition"
            "wanna do a condition" -> "Just write an if"[label=True]
            "wanna do a condition" -> "editing"[label=False]
            "Just write an if" -> "editing"
            "editing" -> "How are you"[label=False]
            "editing" -> "see stuff update via entr"[label=True]
            "see stuff update via entr" -> "editing"
            "How are you" -> "goodbye"
    }

Now I want to study up on parsing to build my own ast to dot generator

unix pipes are multidimensional via fifo. I have done like follows when I want a poor mans "GROUP BY"

mkfifo p1 cat data | tee p1 | awk '{print $5}' | sort | uniq -c | join -1 5 -2 1 -o 1.1,2,2.1,1.2,2.2,2.3 - p1

I have dealt with cms pipelines. It is a lot like everything ibm vs unix, over-specified, verbose and awkward. The unix pipeline is designed around making the normal case easy and straight forward. Remember unix is a game.