Description
There appears to be a naming mismatch for certain flowchart shapes in the Style definition. Specifically, the names for the **summing j
unction** shape and the or shape seem to be reversed in shape=mxgraph.flowchart. Although the correct shape names are shown in the sidebar, the internal style naming appears to point to the opposite shapes.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open the online version of draw.io.
- Insert or edit the summing junction shape and the or shape in the flowchart library.
- Check the corresponding Style definition using
shape=mxgraph.flowchart.
- Notice that the shape names in the style appear to be reversed, even though the sidebar shows the correct names.
Expected Behavior
The style definition in shape=mxgraph.flowchart should correctly map to the actual summing function shape and or shape, so AI or other style-based generation methods can produce the correct shapes.
Actual Behavior
When I try to use AI to generate the correct summing function shape and or shape, the two shapes are generated as each other’s opposite, because the style naming does not point to the correct actual shape.
Environment
- Version: v29.7.1
- Platform: Online version
Description
There appears to be a naming mismatch for certain flowchart shapes in the Style definition. Specifically, the names for the **summing j
unction** shape and the or shape seem to be reversed in
shape=mxgraph.flowchart. Although the correct shape names are shown in the sidebar, the internal style naming appears to point to the opposite shapes.Steps to Reproduce
shape=mxgraph.flowchart.Expected Behavior
The style definition in
shape=mxgraph.flowchartshould correctly map to the actual summing function shape and or shape, so AI or other style-based generation methods can produce the correct shapes.Actual Behavior
When I try to use AI to generate the correct summing function shape and or shape, the two shapes are generated as each other’s opposite, because the style naming does not point to the correct actual shape.
Environment