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SAMPLE LOGICCODER FLOWCHARTS ALSO AVAILABLE ON MS EXCEL SHEETS.

LogicCoder has an embedded application that lets you convert its flowchart documents to ms Excel or Ms Word document easily. The Appellation lets you choose to display either the source language text view or the Algorithmic text view in the Ms Application document. However, you will not be able to do the reverse operation with the Ms Application. Notice that LogicCoder uses more explicit but variant flowchart symbols to that used in the ISO set or that used by Ms Application. For example and explicit output or input symbol is used instead of the ISO Input/Output symbol.

Here is a large flowchart generated by LogicExtractor from original source code. Notice that in this flowchart we use separate symbol to indicate input and output operations. The flowchart generating system also uses a colour highlighting scheme to fill symbols that execute known functions in the system. You create your own database of these functions with their colour scheme, comment about them, and their include file as implemented in ANSI C++. However, whenever you generate a flowchart from the logiccoder document, the system will convert these input and output symbols to standard ISO input/Output symbol, as you will observe from the Ms Excel or Ms Word generated documents. Use this link to convert your source code to LogicCoder and Ms Excel flowchart.

SAMPLE FLOWCHARTS AVAILABLE ON MS EXCEL SHEETS

The following screen shots gives you a summary view of program flowchart generated with the use of LogicExtractor and their user interface environment in LogicCoder. There are also associated links to related Ms Excel document that shows the same flowchart displayed within this environment. The Ms Excel or Ms Word flowchart document are generated from LogicCoder document file.

Flowchart generated by LogicExtractor
Flowchart for C++ program generated by LogicExtractor

Notice that we use separate flowchart symbol for input and for output operation. However, the Ms Excel conversion application will translate these symbols to the standard ISO Input/Output symbol when generating the equivalent Ms Excel document.


Some source files have large source program and obviously do generate proportionately larger flowchart document. In most case, these can not be viewed in the standard Ms Word document interface as the page size is too small. Therefore, we have provided an Excel application that will allow you to view and print the flowchart document on multiple pages using the standard page setup. The application will take the LogicCoder document file and generate the Ms Excel flowchart document as illustrated on this web site. You can have a complete view of the flowchart on multiple pages by downloading the Excel file at the following link. Download Excel File HERE.

Here is a large flowchart generated by LogicExtractor from original source code. Notice that in this flowchart we use separate symbol to indicate input and output operations. The flowchart generating system also uses a colour highlighting scheme to fill symbols that execute known functions in the system. You create your own database of these functions with their colour scheme, comment about them, and their include file as implemented in ANSI C++. However, whenever you generate a flowchart form the logiccoder document, the system will convert these input and output symbols to standard ISO input/Output symbol, as you will observe from the Ms Excel or Ms Word generated documents.

 

PS: I will give you the flowchart document later on

 
 
To see other large flowcharts in Ms Excel generated by LogicExtractor and their associated source code, Click HERE.
 
I had to break the screen-shot of the logiccoder document view for this flowchart into 3 separate bit maps to present it here. However, you can have a complete view of the flowchart on multiple pages by downloading the Excel file at the following link. Download Excel File HERE. We can also give you a copy of the logiccoder document file and the installable application to generate word or excel flowcharts from logiccoder file. Just send us an e-mail at info@logiccoder.com.

 

LARGE CONTROL LOGIC FOR EDITING A FLOWCHART SYSTEM

Click the following links to download flowchart documents in Ms Excel format for a system that takes a relatively large and complex source code in ANSI C++ to create a large flowchart. The flowchart is too large to be displayed as an image in your browser. The function is actually designed and implemented for doing shifting and changes the symbols in a flowchart layout in order to insert new structures into the existing system. Click HERE to download or view the flowchart as an excel document and click HERE to download or view the C++ source code. .

 
Click the following links to see sample flowcharts in Ms Excel document format that uses the switch case control structure. These flowcharts are also generated by LogicExtractor from source code written in ANSI C++.

Link
Description
Source Code
Flowchart 1 - Does shift or changes to selected flowchart symbols click HERE for C++ source code
Flowchart 2 - Main control module for a graphic system such as that used for logiccoder DOS version click HERE for C++ source code
Flowchart 3 - Control module for handling keyboard and mouse events of the system in the above row click HERE for C++ source code.
Flowchart 4 - Allow a user to do complex editing to a flowchart, uses a large switch-case structure. Click HERE for C++ source code
Flowchart 5 -. Get the rectangular region that encloses a selection of flowchart symbols, click HERE for C++ source code
Flowchart 6 - Uses Euclidean maths to draw a circle, given the centre co-ordinate and the radius, click HERE for C++ source code.
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