Examples 2  
      These examples demonstrate the possibilities of 'dot' and DotML. Below each graph the DotML
        source code is listed. Click on the element and attribute names to get a documentation.
 
    
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      The charts were generated automatically from a XABSL 
        document using XSLT.
 
    Example 1/2: Source code:       <edge   from ="state_go_to_ball" to ="state_do_sideward_kick"/>
<edge   from ="state_go_to_ball" to ="state_turn_around_ball"/>
<edge   from ="state_go_to_ball" to ="state_do_arm_kick"/>
<edge   from ="state_go_to_ball" to ="state_go_to_ball"/>
<edge   from ="state_turn_around_ball" to ="state_do_sideward_kick"/>
<edge   from ="state_turn_around_ball" to ="state_do_arm_kick"/>
<edge   from ="state_turn_around_ball" to ="state_turn_around_ball"/>
<edge   from ="state_do_arm_kick" to ="state_go_to_ball"/>
<edge   from ="state_do_arm_kick" to ="state_do_arm_kick"/>
<edge   from ="state_do_sideward_kick" to ="state_go_to_ball"/>
<edge   from ="state_do_sideward_kick" to ="state_do_sideward_kick"/>
</cluster > 
</graph > 
 
    Example 2/2: Source code:  
  
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