Thank You Mr. Bresenham

Thank you Jack Elton Bresenham for the line algorithm. It translates nicely into ASCII visualizations and thereby can be used in all sorts of text-based contexts e.g in the drawing tool SketchASCIIDrawingApplication.
output to text file:
/+-
// | --
// | ---
// | --
// | ---
// | --
// | ---
// | --
// | -+
// | /|
// | / |
+/ | / |
|\\ | / |
| \\ | / |
| \\ | / |
| \\ | / |
| \\ | / |
| \\ | / |
| \\ | / |
| \\ | / |
| \\| / |
| +\ / |
| | \\ / |
| | \\ / |
| | \\ / |
| +- + |
| // --- | |
| / --- | |
| // -+- |
| / | --- |
| // | -- |
| / | --- |
| // | --- |
| / | --- |
| // | --- |
| / | -+
| // | /
| / | /
| // | /
| / | /
|// | //
+- | /
-- | /
--- | /
-- | /
--- | /
-- | /
-- | /
--- | /
-- | //
--- | /
-- | /
--- | /
-- |/
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