With this package sequential function charts can be created following the GRAFCET norm (IEC 60 848). While there are more modern norms for creating
SFC diagrams, I have to create GRAFCETs quiet a lot, so I created this package.
The old grafcet Package doesn't fit more modern approaches and its documentation is completely in French. So I
decided to recreate all needed functionality by stealing the code base of the tikz-sfc package and to include the
additional shapes needed to create complete GRAFCETs. This means that most of its documentation applies for this package as well.
The package is a work in progress. It does work in its current state, but I plan on changing some behaviour as well as adding some more features, if I can find the time.
- allowing for use of
\not{}in transitions and conditions - converting this from a package to a tikz-liabry (same as
sfc - polishing the tikz-key backend, so that less nesting is needed (no idea how though)
- adding an easy way to create parallel junctions
- adding documentation
To use the package, just download the grafcet2.sty file and place it next to your project (or in a folder that's on TEXINPUTS).
Then you can load the package as you would expect:
\usepackage{grafcet2}The commands work very similar to the tikz-sfc package, so most of its documentation applies. But it's probably easiest if you just look at the example.
This Example is produced by example.tex:
