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# The Pikchr Diagram Language
Pikchr (pronounced "picture") is a [PIC][1]-like markup language for creating
diagrams in technical documentation. Pikchr diagrams source text
can be embedded directly in either [Markdown][2] or [Fossil Wiki][3].
Fossil translates the Pikchr source text into SVG which is displayed as
part of the rendered wiki.
[1]: wikipedia:/wiki/Pic_language
[2]: /md_rules
[3]: /wiki_rules
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# The Pikchr Diagram Language
Pikchr (pronounced "picture") is a [PIC][1]-like markup language for creating
diagrams in technical documentation. Source text for Pikchr diagrams
can be embedded directly in either [Markdown][2] or [Fossil Wiki][3].
Fossil translates the Pikchr source text into SVG which is displayed as
part of the rendered wiki.
[1]: wikipedia:/wiki/Pic_language
[2]: /md_rules
[3]: /wiki_rules
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* **float-left** → The diagram is shown at the left margin and
text fills in around the diagram.
* **float-right** → The diagram is shown at the right margin and
text fills in around the diagram.
* **source** → The display starts out showing the Pikchr source text.
The reader must click (or Alt-click or Ctrl-click) to set the diagram.
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* **float-left** → The diagram is shown at the left margin and
text fills in around the diagram.
* **float-right** → The diagram is shown at the right margin and
text fills in around the diagram.
* **source** → The display starts out showing the Pikchr source text.
The reader must click (or Alt-click or Ctrl-click) to show the diagram.
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