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<p>DotML is an alternative XML-based syntax for the dot language used to drive the GraphViz program. The normal way of using it is to convert the DotML to dot, and then run GraphViz to generate SVG. The way I do it (from Ant) is here:</p> <pre><code> <target name="dot-files" depends="merge-catalog" if="build.spec" unless="spec.exists"> <xslt in="${merged-spec.xml}" out="${dist.dir}/Overview.html" style="style/xslt-diff.xsl" force="yes" classpathref="saxon9.classpath"> <factory name="net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl"> <attribute name="http://saxon.sf.net/feature/initialMode" value="make-dot-files"/> </factory> <param name="baseline" expression="${baseline}"/> <param name="show.diff.markup.string" expression="0"/> </xslt> </target> <target name="diagrams" description="Process all the diagrams in the img directory" depends="dot-files"> <foreach target="diagram" param="diagram"> <path> <fileset dir="${dist.dir}/img"> <include name="*.dot"/> </fileset> </path> </foreach> </target> <target name="diagram"> <echo message="Converting diagram ${diagram}"/> <basename property="name" file="${diagram}" suffix=".dot"/> <echo message=" to ${dist.dir}/img/${name}.svg"/>  <exec executable="dot"> <arg line="-o${dist.dir}/img/${name}.raw.svg -Tsvg ${diagram} "/> </exec> <xslt in="${dist.dir}/img/${name}.raw.svg" out="${dist.dir}/img/${name}.svg" style="style/tidy-graphviz-svg.xsl" force="yes" classpathref="saxon9.classpath"/> </target> </code></pre> <p>My case is a bit different because I'm starting with a document that contains multiple diagrams in an XML vocabulary that first needs to be transformed to DotML. </p>
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1. COThanks, I'll have to look into this for now. Is there any way to do this programmatically in C#?
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2. CODon't know, sorry (well, of course as a last resort you can do it via exec calls...)
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