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Creating Software with Modern Diagramming Techniques: B4.0 page 65, broken markdown format in table
In the section “Additional Arrow Types” on page 65 there is a table describing different arrow styles. In the column Syntax examples are given in mermaid’s Markdown syntax.
Unfortunately some examples are rendered as symbols.
Like -->
is rendered as right arrow “–>” and --
is rendered as long dash “—”.
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ashleypeacock
Author of Creating Software with Modern Diagramming Techniques
Sigh, look like that got broken during layout adjustments for print release, thanks for raising, and thanks for purchasing, hope you’re enjoying the book!
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