#!/usr/pkg/bin/mscgen -Tpng
#
# boxes_example.msc: Example MSC using boxes
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//
// This example shows how to make and use different kind of "boxes".
//
//
// Run "mscgen -T png -i boxes_example.msc -o boxes_example.png"
// to transform it into a png.
//
// A very similar sample is displayed at: http://www.mcternan.me.uk/mscgen/
//

msc {

   # The entities
   A, B, C;

   # The relations
   |||;

   // The following three boxes will be aligned due to the use
   // of "comma" to separate them (instead of semi-colon).

   A box A [label="box"],   // Box (with "square corners") placed upon line "A"
   B rbox B [label="rbox"], // Box (with "round corners") upon the line "B"
   C abox C [label="abox"], // Box (with "<>-sides") upon the line "C"
   |||; // This adds some space between the boxes here and the boxes below.
        //  - similar to an empty line in a text document.


   A abox B [label="abox"]; // Box spanning from A to B (covering both).
   |||;
   B rbox C [label="rbox"];
   |||;
   A box A [label="box"],
   B rbox B [label="rbox"],
   C abox C [label="abox"],
   ---;
   ---;

}


