! Definition:\\
Diaflux is a graphical workflow authoring plugin for KnowWE.
It is used to model complex problems in an easy to read and understand fashion.

! Syntax and Semantic:\\
An Diaflux workflow is defined inside the markup __DiaFlux__
Example:

%%DiaFlux
<flowchart fcid="flow_7184e213" name="ExampleWorkFlow" icon="sanduhr.gif" width="750" height="500" autostart="false" idCounter="23">

	<!-- nodes of the flowchart -->
	<node fcid="#node_2">
		<position left="57" top="44"></position>
		<start>start</start>
	</node>

	<node fcid="#node_3">
		<position left="591" top="379"></position>
		<exit>exit</exit>
	</node>

	<node fcid="#node_5">
		<position left="231" top="59"></position>
		<decision>"ambient_temperature"</decision>
	</node>

	<node fcid="#node_6">
		<position left="317" top="157"></position>
		<action markup="KnOffice">"warm" = P7</action>
	</node>

	<node fcid="#node_9">
		<position left="196" top="157"></position>
		<action markup="KnOffice">"cold" = P7</action>
	</node>

	<node fcid="#node_11">
		<position left="572" top="157"></position>
		<action markup="KnOffice">"just_fine" = P7</action>
	</node>

	<node fcid="#node_16">
		<position left="473" top="368"></position>
		<action markup="KnOffice">"just_fine" = N7</action>
	</node>

	<node fcid="#node_18">
		<position left="504" top="267"></position>
		<action markup="KnOffice">"warm" = N7</action>
	</node>

	<node fcid="#node_19">
		<position left="619" top="268"></position>
		<action markup="KnOffice">"cold" = N7</action>
	</node>


	<!-- rules of the flowchart -->
	<edge fcid="#rule_7">
		<origin>#node_2</origin>
		<target>#node_5</target>
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_8">
		<origin>#node_5</origin>
		<target>#node_6</target>
		<guard markup="KnOffice">"ambient_temperature" > 25</guard>
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_10">
		<origin>#node_5</origin>
		<target>#node_9</target>
		<guard markup="KnOffice">"ambient_temperature" < 25</guard>
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_12">
		<origin>#node_5</origin>
		<target>#node_11</target>
		<guard markup="KnOffice">"ambient_temperature" = 25</guard>
		<routingPoint x="0.9747292418772563" y="0" />
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_15">
		<origin>#node_6</origin>
		<target>#node_16</target>
		<routingPoint x="0" y="0.86" />
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_14">
		<origin>#node_9</origin>
		<target>#node_16</target>
		<routingPoint x="0" y="1" />
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_17">
		<origin>#node_16</origin>
		<target>#node_3</target>
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_20">
		<origin>#node_11</origin>
		<target>#node_18</target>
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_21">
		<origin>#node_11</origin>
		<target>#node_19</target>
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_22">
		<origin>#node_19</origin>
		<target>#node_3</target>
	</edge>

	<edge fcid="#rule_23">
		<origin>#node_18</origin>
		<target>#node_3</target>
	</edge>

</flowchart>


 @package: DiafluxExample
  
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! Diaflux elements
The Diaflux workflow may be edited using the __Visual Editor__.



! Best Practices
* A Diaflux shall have a unique name.\\
* One Diaflux needs to be checked for Autostart. (That is where a session workflow will start.)\\



%%knowledgebase 
DiafluxExample
@comment: a simple example
@filename: knowledgebase.d3web
@version: 0.01
@uses: DiafluxExample
/%

%%Question
input
- user_inputs
-- ambient_temperature [num] {DEGREES_C}
@package: DiafluxExample
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%%Solution
output
- system_output
-- warm
-- cold
-- just_fine
@package: DiafluxExample
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