A quick thing that occurs to me, adding all those elements by point and click appears to be extremely tedious, reminds me of working with music notation software and how I prefer much more something like lilypond.
This makes me wonder, is there some text serialization that could be written by hand? I picture something like graphviz notation. Quiver could use a force-directed layout as a first rough step, but users would then have to manually fix the diagram by dragging and dropping the nodes.
There's currently no direct textual input: I have considered it, but I feel it would be less efficient than the diagrammatic approach. Let me note that there is full keyboard support, which can be faster than drawing the diagrams by hand: you can see the keyboard shortcuts from the "Shortcuts" toolbar button.
A quick thing that occurs to me, adding all those elements by point and click appears to be extremely tedious, reminds me of working with music notation software and how I prefer much more something like lilypond.
This makes me wonder, is there some text serialization that could be written by hand? I picture something like graphviz notation. Quiver could use a force-directed layout as a first rough step, but users would then have to manually fix the diagram by dragging and dropping the nodes.