...book [18] 

Bibliographic references can be found on page .

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...program 

gzip (GNU zip) is a compression utility designed to be a replacement for ``compress''. It can be downloaded from ftp://prep.ai.mit.edu/pub/gnu .

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...install 

An up-to-date installation guidance can be found in the file README.TCM.

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.../usr/local/tcm 

Note to users at the Vrije Universiteit, faculty of Maths and CS : all TCM software is installed in /home/tcm.

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...pixels 

one pixel is 1/83 inch which is about 0.306 millimeter.

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...interpreter 

When your system does not have Perl at all, this is not a disaster. Only the Print duplex and tumbled page options do not work.

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...libraries 

This is the case when the directory $TCM_HOME/lib contains files ending on .so.

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...confirmation 

Bloodthirsty persons can also quit the editor by sending it a kill signal or by deleting the main window.

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...dialog 

The <Escape> key cancels the dialog which is a built-in feature of Motif. This is an important difference between the in-line and the out-line editor.

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...document 

The Zoom and Grid operation are in separate menus but these are view commands too (as opposed to edit commands).

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...command 

When you have a printer that can not print PostScript, this command will print a PostScript listing. See the frequently asked questions for how to get a more valuable result.

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...larger 

Up to an almost macro-cosmic scale.

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...smaller 

Down to an almost subatomic scale.

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...area 

TCM is WYSIWYP, what you see is what you print.

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...curve 

See http://www.moshplant.com/direct-or/bezier for more information about Bezier curves.

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...edges 

Please check this out yourself, reading this manual is certainly not the proper way for learning these kinds of things. This is like swimming, which can't be learned by only reading a manual.

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...node 

For the philosophers amongst us: is it still the same edge when it connects to a different node?

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...undesirable 

But imagine the situation that labels do not move when nodes and edges are moved, that would be far more frustrating.

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...box 

But the duplicate command does not use the paste buffer.

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...yet 

Duplicate lines are just as meaningful, so they are added to the TCM wish list.

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...line 

To be even more pedantic than usual: what is the first and what is the last segment of a line is actually determined by the direction in which the edge was originally drawn. For undirected edges like a binary relationship this direction is irrelevant, as both sides have possibly a cardinality constraint and a role name. For directed edges like functions, this direction is visible by the shape of the line.

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...actions 

In the past, an action in TCM was called event or transition. You never know, some day we might prefer yet another name ...how about operation or member function?

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...possible 

Experiment with this, please.

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...area 

More precisely: the order of the children is determined by the x-coordinates of the end points on the parent side of the edges between the parent and the children. This sounds a bit complex, but this includes the common left to right ordering with straight edges.

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...yet 

Both decomposition of data processes as more extensive checks on DFDs (like correct use of indexes and balancing of data flows) are on our wish list.

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...printed 

Printing or saving multiple minispecs as one report is on our current wish list.

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...table 

Contrary the common belief an empty table is still a table.

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...row) 

This sounds more complicated than it actually is, experiment with this.

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...tree 

Biologists would not agree, however.

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...C++ 

Is it possible nowadays to write a good program that is not object-oriented? If not, is that because people use object oriented as a synonym for good?

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...LessTif 

We have tried to build TCM on Linux with LessTif version 0.80. We got working executables but not the entire GUI looked good. We will look if that can be fixed and maybe we can soon upload a version of TCM for Linux that works with LessTif and that looks as good as the original.

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...as [1,2,3,8] 

At least these are the books that we used. There are a number of more recent books. See the Motif FAQ on http://www.rahul.net/kenton/faqs/mfaq_index.html or posted in news:comp.x.windows.motif .

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...program 

But we do our best, really.

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...inconsistent 

When you are smart enough, you can even try to enforce an inconsistent editor state by editing a TCM document file by hand and load that inconsistent document into the editor. Most of the times TCM notices that it has read a mess but sometimes it becomes so confused that it crashes gracefully.

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...group 

A process group is also called a compound process or a decomposed process.

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...c 

More precisely, each existing instance of E1 is related to n existing instances of E2.

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...components.

To be more precise, it is a labeled Cartesian product.

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