by latchkey on 8/12/24, 9:15 AM
by tgv on 8/11/24, 4:08 PM
You might want to add graphviz/digraph export (and possibly import). It's a pretty decent format for this kind of task, supported by several IRL tools.
Oh ... 2010. I guess it's not actively being maintained.
by pkoird on 8/11/24, 5:09 PM
I remember using this to submit FSM related assignments for my Theory of Computation classes back in the day. Fun times.
by iforgotmysocks on 8/12/24, 9:06 AM
Check out automatarium -
https://automatarium.tdib.xyz/
It can do finite state automata, pushdown automata and turning machines. We use it for computing theory classes at RMIT, and it was built by RMIT students.
by Retr0id on 8/11/24, 5:37 PM
Is there a way to subscript double-digit numbers? I tried S_{10} but it doesn't seem to work.
Edit: Kinda hacky/unintuitive but you can type S_1_0
by Svoka on 8/11/24, 6:10 PM
On macOS deleting something is actually pressing fn+delete
by davidkpiano on 8/12/24, 2:00 PM
by bmc7505 on 8/12/24, 12:34 AM
This is a handy tool, but I wish it supported edge snapping. If you inspect the generated LaTeX it doesn't actually link up the FSM states, it just anchors them to raw TikZ coordinates.
by classified on 8/13/24, 9:22 AM
Does it only run in Chrome? Is my VM too slow? Anyway, it doesn't work in my Linux Firefox. Too bad we don't have a real app for this.
by nrjames on 8/12/24, 1:36 PM
by whatnotests2 on 8/11/24, 3:53 PM
Hmm doesn't appear on android mobile chrome. I just see a white square where the designer should appear.
by prezjordan on 8/11/24, 7:38 PM
Impressive! I wonder what this guy went on to build /s
by classified on 8/12/24, 8:11 AM
Too bad it's webshit. A command line tool with several language backends would come in quite handy.