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How can I show the text of a "Condition flow" when using "Together Workflow Editor"
I am a user of the "Together Workflow Editor". Recently I got a new requirement. I have to make the "Condition flow" show its name. For example, this is the original graph:
And now I want the graph below:
The graph that is with text on the "Condition flow"
I tried my best, but I can't find the method. So if anyone has a solution for my problem, I would appreciate it.
Solution
By sending an email to the author of "Together Workflow Editor", I have solved this problem.The solution is:
Edit the file "%Install_Folder%\config\default\togwegraphcontroller.properties",
the original file is:
And change it to:
Then click this image button:
Now you can see the name of the "Condition flow":
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