When an alt group contains a return element, it seems like the bounding participants are not ordered correctly
This MRE shows how the alt group seems flipped:
#import"@preview/chronos:0.2.0":diagram,_seq,_ret,_alt,_col,_par#setpage(width:auto,height:auto,margin:1cm)= Expected result#diagram({_par("A")_par("B")_col("A","B",width:3cm)_seq("A","B",enable-dst:true)_alt([desc],{_seq("B","A",disable-src:true,dashed:true)})})#pagebreak()= Actual result#diagram({_par("A")_par("B")_col("A","B",width:3cm)_seq("A","B",enable-dst:true)_alt([desc],{_ret()})})
When an alt group contains a return element, it seems like the bounding participants are not ordered correctly
This MRE shows how the alt group seems flipped:
```typ
#import "@preview/chronos:0.2.0": diagram, _seq, _ret, _alt, _col, _par
#set page(width: auto, height: auto, margin: 1cm)
= Expected result
#diagram({
_par("A")
_par("B")
_col("A", "B", width: 3cm)
_seq("A", "B", enable-dst: true)
_alt([desc], {
_seq("B", "A", disable-src: true, dashed: true)
})
})
#pagebreak()
= Actual result
#diagram({
_par("A")
_par("B")
_col("A", "B", width: 3cm)
_seq("A", "B", enable-dst: true)
_alt([desc], {
_ret()
})
})
```
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When an alt group contains a return element, it seems like the bounding participants are not ordered correctly
This MRE shows how the alt group seems flipped: