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Process Start/End Point

Description: The symbol marks the starting point or ending point of the system. It usually contains the words like "Start", "End", "Return", etc...

Return_XY = Start_End( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Name, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Name Name of Starting process.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 120 pixels wide and 20 pixels high.		 Connector

Return: The X and Y connection point pairs are returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively.

Usage: The sample function call is shown below. The values from the select boxes above modify the sample subroutine call directly to show how a call might be constructed.

SS1_Start_X = 40; SS1_Start_Y = 70;
SS1_Ret_XY = [Top_X, Top_Y, Rt_X, Rt_Y, Bot_X, Bot_Y, Lt_X, Lt_Y] = Start_End( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, "Start_Name", SS1_Start_X, SS1_Start_Y );
Action or Process Symbol

Description: A box can represent a single step, or and entire sub-process within a larger process.

Return_XY = Process( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains the number of lines to be displayed within the Proc symbol, followed by the text for each of the lines. Example:
P1_Info = [ 3, "This is", "a Test", "Symbol" ];
An optional ID can be added to the end of the array for identifying the process in your code. The ID will be located at the upper right of the symbol.
P1_Info = [ 3, "This is", "a Test", "Symbol", "P1" ];
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 120 pixels wide and 25, 40, or 55 pixels high,
depending on whether there is 1, 2 or 3 lines of Info.		 Connector Points

Return: Returns the X and Y connection point pairs are returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively.

Usage: The sample function call is shown below. The sample draws a Process rectangle and places a three line label, "This is", "a Test", "Symbol" in the center. Because 3 lines are defined, the vertical size is increased to 55 pixels to accomodate the text. A Process ID (P1) is placed outside the symbol, on the upper right side.

P1_Start_X = 40; P1_Start_Y = 70; P1_Info = [ 3, "This is", "a Test", "Symbol", "P1" ];
P1_XY_Return = [P1_Top_X, P1_Top_Y, P1_Rt_X, P1_Rt_Y, P1_Bot_X, P1_Bot_Y, P1_Lt_X, P1_Lt_Y] = Process( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, P1_Info, P1_Start_X, P1_Start_Y );
Decision Symbol

Description: A decision or branching point. Lines representing different decisions emerge from different points of the diamond.

Decision( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains the text for the points of the decision diamond. The order of of the information is shown below. The ordering is Question[0], Label_Top[1], Label_Rt[2], Label_Bot[3], and Label_Lt[4].
D1_Info = [ "Test A", "In", "A > 0", "A = 0", "A < 0" ];
An optional ID can be added to the end of the array for identifying the process in your code. The ID will be located at the upper right of the symbol.
D1_Info = [ "Test A", "In", "A > 0", "A = 0", "A < 0", "D1" ];
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 80 pixels wide and 60 pixels high.
Only one line of Info (Info[0]) allowed		 Connector Points

Return: The return array contains the coordinates for each of the diamond points. The ordering of the points are Top_X, Top_Y, Right_X, Right_Y, Bottom_X, Bottom_Y, Left_X, Left_Y.

Usage: The sample function call is shown below. The sample draws a Decision diamond and places a label, "Test A", in the center. It also places the label "A < 0" on the left point, "A > 0" on the right point, and "A = 0" on the bottom point. A Decision ID (D1) is placed outside the symbol, on the upper right side.

D1_Start_X = 40; D1_Start_Y = 70; D1_Info = [ "Test A", "", "A > 0", "A = 0", "A < 0", "D1" ]
D1_XY_Return = [D1_Top_X, D1_Top_Y, D1_Rt_X, D1_Rt_Y, D1_Bot_X, D1_Bot_Y, D1_Lt_X, D1_Lt_Y] = Decision( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, D1_Info, D1_Start_X, D1_Start_Y );
Input/Output Symbol

Description: Represents material or information entering or leaving the system, such as customer order (input) or a product (output). Allows for multiple lines of text.

InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains the number of lines to be displayed within the InOut symbol, followed by the text for each of the lines. Example:
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol" ];
An optional ID can be added to the end of the array for identifying the process in your code. The ID will be located at the upper right of the symbol.
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol", "IO1" ];
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 120 pixels wide and 25, 40, or 55 pixels high,
depending on whether there is 1, 2 or 3 lines of Info.		 Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below. The sample draws a Process rectangle and places a three line label, "This is", "a Test", in the center. Because 3 lines are defined, the vertical size is increased to 55 pixels to accomodate the text. A Process ID (P1) is placed outside the symbol, on the upper right side.

IO1_Start_X = 40; IO1_Start_Y = 70; IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol"];
IO1_Return_XY = [IO1_Top_X, IO1_Top_Y, IO1_Rt_X, IO1_Rt_Y, IO1_Bot_X, IO1_Bot_Y, IO1_I_Lt_X, IO1_Lt_Y] = InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );
Off Page Symbol

Description: Indicates that the process continues off page.

OffPage( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains, in order, the Direction, Source/Destination Information, and Symbol Size Increase. The default symbol size is 40x40 pixels. The Symbol Size Increase defines the overall increase in X and Y. Example:
OP1_Info = [ "Right", P1-C7, 0 ]; - will produce a Off Page symbol facing right, with the label "P1_C1" inside, and it will be 40x40 Pixels.
OP1_Info = [ "left", P1-C7, 10 ]; - will produce a Off Page symbol facing left, with the label "P1_C1" inside, and it will be 50x50 Pixels.		 Direction
Src/Dest
Size
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y coordinates of the input and output are returned in an array.

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

OP1_Start_X = 40; OP1_Start_Y = 70; OP1_Info = [ "Right", "P1-C7", 0 ];
OP1_XY_Return = [OP1_In_X, OP1_In_Y, OP1_Out_X, OP1_Out_Y] = OffPage( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, OP1_Info, OP1_Start_X, OP1_Start_Y );
Manual Input Symbol

Description: Represents a step where a user is prompted to enter information manually.

ManInput( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains the number of lines to be displayed within the InOut symbol, followed by the text for each of the lines. Example:
IO1_Info = [ 3, "Input your", "Name", "?" ];
An optional ID can be added to the end of the array for identifying the process in your code. The ID will be located at the upper right of the symbol.
IO1_Info = [ 3, "Input your", "Name", "?", "MI1" ];
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 80 pixels wide and 25, 40, or 55 pixels high,
depending on whether there is 1, 2 or 3 lines of Info.		 Connector Points

Return:

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

MI1_Start_X = 40; MI1_Start_Y = 70; MI1_Info = [ 2, "Input your", "User Name"];
MI1_Return_XY = [MI1_Top_X, MI1_Top_Y, MI1_Rt_X, MI1_Rt_Y, MI1_Bot_X, MI1_Bot_Y, MI1_Lt_X, MI1_Lt_Y] = ManInput( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, MI1_Info, MI1_Start_X, MI1_Start_Y );
Preparation Symbol

Description: Represents a set-up to another step in the process.

Preparation( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains three lines of text, plus a optional ID. The three lines of text are separate array entries. If the optional ID is not required, enter it as "". Example:
PR1_Info = [ Test, "Preparation", "Symbol", "PR1"];
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively. See the usage example below.

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

PR1_Start_X = 40; PR1_Start_Y = 70;
PR1_Info = [ Test, "Preparation", "Symbol", "PR1"];
PR1_Return_XY = [PR1_Top_X, PR1_Top_Y, PR1_Rt_X, PR1_Rt_Y, PR1_Bot_X, PR1_Bot_Y, PR1_I_Lt_X, PR1_Lt_Y] = Preperation( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, PR1_Info, PR1_Start_X, PR1_Start_Y );
Connector Symbol

Description: Indicates that the flow continues where a matching symbol (containing the same letter) has been placed.

Connector( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains one or two text fields. The first field should be a letter that will match another connector, somewhere else on the page. The second field can be a zone reference to make finding it easier. The first field will be in a larger font than the second (zone) field. Example:
Con1_Info = [ A, "C5"];
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

Con1_Start_X = 40; Con1_Start_Y = 70; Con1_Info = [ "A", "C5"];
Con1_Return_XY = [Con1_Top_X, Con1_Top_Y, Con1_Rt_X, Con1_Rt_Y, Con1_Bot_X, Con1_Bot_Y, Con1_I_Lt_X, Con1_Lt_Y] = Connector( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Con1_Info, Con1_Start_X, Con1_Start_Y );
Or Symbol

Description: Indicates that the process flow continues in more than two branches. No text information is associated with this symbol.

Or_Sym( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

OR1_Start_X = 40; OR1_Start_Y = 70;
OR1_Return_XY = [OR1_Top_X, OR1_Top_Y, OR1_Rt_X, OR1_Rt_Y, OR1_Bot_X, OR1_Bot_Y, OR1_I_Lt_X, OR1_Lt_Y] = Or_Sym( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, OR1_Width, OR1_Height, OR1_Start_X, OR1_Start_Y );
Summoning Junction Symbol

Description: Indicates a point in the flowchart where multiple branches converge back into a single process.

Sum_Junct( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 80 pixels wide and 25, 40, or 55 pixels high,
depending on whether there is 1, 2 or 3 lines of Info.		 Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection point pairs are returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively.

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

SJ1_Start_X = 40; SJ1_Start_Y = 70;
SJ1_Return_XY = [SJ1_Top_X, SJ1_Top_Y, SJ1_Rt_X, SJ1_Rt_Y, SJ1_Bot_X, SJ1_Bot_Y, SJ1_I_Lt_X, SJ1_Lt_Y] = Sum_Junct( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Width, IO1_Height, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );
Merge Symbol

Description: Indicates a step where two or more sub-lists or sub-processes become one.

Merge( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Subs, Lib_FC_ID, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Subs Specifies the sub-lists or sub-processes being merged.
Limit is 4. Any more than that would make it too wide.
Lib_FC_ID Specifies the Merge ID.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

M1_Start_X = 40; M1_Start_Y = 70; M1_Subs = 2; M1_ID = "M1";
M1_Return_XY = [M1_Top_X, M1_Top_Y, M1_Rt_X, M1__Rt_Y, M1_Bot_X, M1_Bot_Y, M1_Lt_X, M1_Lt_Y] = Merge( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, M1_Subs, M1_ID, M1_Start_X, M1_Start_Y );
Collate Symbol

Description: Indicates a step that orders information into a standard format.

Collate( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Format Specifies the name of the format that the data is being collated to.
Lib_FC_ID Specifies the Merge ID.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 50 pixels wide and 50 pixels high.
The Format will be listed across the center.		 Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center and bottom-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

CO1_Start_X = 40; CO1_Start_Y = 70; CO1_Format = "Numeric"; CO1_ID = "CO1";
CO1_Return_XY = [CO1_Top_X, CO1_Top_Y, CO1_Bot_X, CO1_Bot_Y] = Collate( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, CO1_Format, CO1_ID, CO1_Start_X, CO1_Start_Y );
Sort Symbol

Description: Indicates a step that organizes a list of items into a sequence or sets based on some pre-determined criteria.

Note the name adjustment (FC_Sort) to avoid a conflict with Javascript "Sort".

FC_Sort( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Seq, Lib_FC_ID, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Seq Specifies the name of the sequence that the data is being sorted to.
Lib_FC_ID Specifies the Merge ID.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 50 pixels wide and 50 pixels high.
The Sequence will be listed across the center.		 Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

SO1_Start_X = 40; SO1_Start_Y = 70; SO1_Format = "Numeric"; SO1_ID = "SO1";
SO1_Return_XY = [SO1_Top_X, SO1_Top_Y, SO1_Bot_X, SO1_Bot_Y] = FC_Sort( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, SO1_Seq, SO1_ID, SO1_Start_X, SO1_Start_Y );
Subroutine Symbol

Description:Indicates a sequence of actions that perform a specific task embedded within a larger process. This sequence of actions could be described in more detail on a separate flowchart.

Return_XY = Subroutine( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains the number of lines to be displayed within the Subroutine symbol, followed by the text for each of the lines. Example:
S1_Info = [ 3, "This is", "a Test", "Symbol" ];
An optional ID can be added to the end of the array for identifying the process in your code. The ID will be located at the upper right of the symbol.
S1_Info = [ 3, "This is", "a Test", "Symbol", "S1" ];
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object.
Object will be 120 pixels wide and 25, 40, or 55 pixels high,
depending on whether there is 1, 2 or 3 lines of Info.		 Connector Points

Return: Returns the X and Y connection point pairs are returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively.

Usage: The sample function call is shown below. The sample draws a Subroutine rectangle and places a three line label, "This is", "a Test", "Symbol" in the center. Because 3 lines are defined, the vertical size is increased to 55 pixels to accomodate the text. A Process ID (S1) is placed outside the symbol, on the upper right side.

S1_Start_X = 40; S1_Start_Y = 70; S1_Info = [ 3, "This is", "a Test", "Symbol", "S1" ];
S1_XY_Return = [S1_Top_X, S1_Top_Y, S1_Rt_X, S1_Rt_Y, S1_Bot_X, S1_Bot_Y, S1_Lt_X, S1_Lt_Y] = Subroutine( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, S1_Info, S1_Start_X, S1_Start_Y );
Manual Loop Symbol

Description: Indicates a sequence of commands that will continue to repeat until stopped manually.

Manual_Loop( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Height, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains, in order, the text for the Left, Right, and Bottom output, followed by the text within the decision symbol. The text within the Decision symbol is split up into several lines and includes the number of lines.
Left Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Right Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Bottom Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), 2, "Decision", "symbol?"
Lib_FC_Width Specifies the width of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Height Specifies the height of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

IO1_Start_X = 40; IO1_Start_Y = 70; IO1_Width = 80; IO1_Height = 80;
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol"];
IO1_Return_XY = [IO1_Top_X, IO1_Top_Y, IO1_Rt_X, IO1__Rt_Y, IO1_Bot_X, IO1_Bot_Y, IO1_I_Lt_X, IO1_Lt_Y] = InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Width, IO1_Height, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );
Loop Limit Symbol

Description: Indicates the point at which a loop should stop.

Loop_Limit( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Height, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains, in order, the text for the Left, Right, and Bottom output, followed by the text within the decision symbol. The text within the Decision symbol is split up into several lines and includes the number of lines.
Left Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Right Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Bottom Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), 2, "Decision", "symbol?"
Lib_FC_Width Specifies the width of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Height Specifies the height of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

IO1_Start_X = 40; IO1_Start_Y = 70; IO1_Width = 80; IO1_Height = 80;
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol"];
IO1_Return_XY = [IO1_Top_X, IO1_Top_Y, IO1_Rt_X, IO1__Rt_Y, IO1_Bot_X, IO1_Bot_Y, IO1_I_Lt_X, IO1_Lt_Y] = InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Width, IO1_Height, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );
Delay Symbol

Description: Indicates a delay in the process.

Delay( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Height, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains, in order, the text for the Left, Right, and Bottom output, followed by the text within the decision symbol. The text within the Decision symbol is split up into several lines and includes the number of lines.
Left Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Right Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Bottom Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), 2, "Decision", "symbol?"
Lib_FC_Width Specifies the width of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Height Specifies the height of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

IO1_Start_X = 40; IO1_Start_Y = 70; IO1_Width = 80; IO1_Height = 80;
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol"];
IO1_Return_XY = [IO1_Top_X, IO1_Top_Y, IO1_Rt_X, IO1__Rt_Y, IO1_Bot_X, IO1_Bot_Y, IO1_I_Lt_X, IO1_Lt_Y] = InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Width, IO1_Height, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );
Data Storage or Stored Data Symbol

Description: Indicates a step where data gets stored.

Data_Storage( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Height, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains, in order, the text for the Left, Right, and Bottom output, followed by the text within the decision symbol. The text within the Decision symbol is split up into several lines and includes the number of lines.
Left Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Right Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Bottom Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), 2, "Decision", "symbol?"
Lib_FC_Width Specifies the width of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Height Specifies the height of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

IO1_Start_X = 40; IO1_Start_Y = 70; IO1_Width = 80; IO1_Height = 80;
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol"];
IO1_Return_XY = [IO1_Top_X, IO1_Top_Y, IO1_Rt_X, IO1__Rt_Y, IO1_Bot_X, IO1_Bot_Y, IO1_I_Lt_X, IO1_Lt_Y] = InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Width, IO1_Height, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );
Database Symbol

Description: Indicates a list of information with a standard structure that allows for searching and sorting.

Database( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Height, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains, in order, the text for the Left, Right, and Bottom output, followed by the text within the decision symbol. The text within the Decision symbol is split up into several lines and includes the number of lines.
Left Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Right Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Bottom Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), 2, "Decision", "symbol?"
Lib_FC_Width Specifies the width of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Height Specifies the height of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

IO1_Start_X = 40; IO1_Start_Y = 70; IO1_Width = 80; IO1_Height = 80;
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol"];
IO1_Return_XY = [IO1_Top_X, IO1_Top_Y, IO1_Rt_X, IO1__Rt_Y, IO1_Bot_X, IO1_Bot_Y, IO1_I_Lt_X, IO1_Lt_Y] = InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Width, IO1_Height, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );
Internal Storage Symbol

Description: Indicates that information was stored in memory during a program, used in software design flowcharts.

Internal_Storage( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Height, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains, in order, the text for the Left, Right, and Bottom output, followed by the text within the decision symbol. The text within the Decision symbol is split up into several lines and includes the number of lines.
Left Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Right Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Bottom Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), 2, "Decision", "symbol?"
Lib_FC_Width Specifies the width of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Height Specifies the height of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

IO1_Start_X = 40; IO1_Start_Y = 70; IO1_Width = 80; IO1_Height = 80;
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol"];
IO1_Return_XY = [IO1_Top_X, IO1_Top_Y, IO1_Rt_X, IO1__Rt_Y, IO1_Bot_X, IO1_Bot_Y, IO1_I_Lt_X, IO1_Lt_Y] = InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Width, IO1_Height, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );
Display Symbol

Description: Indicates a step that displays information.

Display( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, Lib_FC_Info, Lib_FC_Width, Lib_FC_Height, Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y );
Parameter Description Example
Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj jsGraphics Object that points to the drawing.
Lib_FC_Info Array that contains, in order, the text for the Left, Right, and Bottom output, followed by the text within the decision symbol. The text within the Decision symbol is split up into several lines and includes the number of lines.
Left Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Right Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), Bottom Text ("Yes", "No", etc.), 2, "Decision", "symbol?"
Lib_FC_Width Specifies the width of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Height Specifies the height of the Decision symbol.
Lib_FC_Start_X, Lib_FC_Start_Y Center of FC Object. Connector Points

Return: The X and Y connection points returned for the top-center, right-center, bottom-center, and left-center, respectively

Usage: The sample function call is shown below.

IO1_Start_X = 40; IO1_Start_Y = 70; IO1_Width = 80; IO1_Height = 80;
IO1_Info = [ 3, "This is a test of", "the Input/Output", "Symbol"];
IO1_Return_XY = [IO1_Top_X, IO1_Top_Y, IO1_Rt_X, IO1__Rt_Y, IO1_Bot_X, IO1_Bot_Y, IO1_I_Lt_X, IO1_Lt_Y] = InOut( Lib_FC_Dwg_Obj, IO1_Info, IO1_Width, IO1_Height, IO1_Start_X, IO1_Start_Y );