#!/usr/bin/mscgen -Tpng
#
# client_server.msc : Sample msc input file utilising the colours
#
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// This sample uses the 'arcgradient' and 'arcskip' attributes to render a more
// traditional network packet diagram for a fictional protcol between a client
// and server.
//
// Run "mscgen -T png -i msg_types.msc -o msg_types.png"
// to transform it into a png and use
// "mscgen -T ismap -i msg_types.msc -o msg_types.ismap"
// to create the ismap.
//
//


msc {
 arcgradient = 8;

 a [label="Client"],b [label="Server"];

 a=>b [label="data1"];
 a-xb [label="data2"];
 a=>b [label="data3"];
 a<=b [label="ack1, nack2"];
 a=>b [label="data2", arcskip="1"];
 |||;
 a<=b [label="ack3"];
 |||;
}