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I have defined a macro in tikzpicture which contains:

\ifthenelse{\equal{#4}{#5}}%
{\node [color=red, left=0mm of tmp.west]{#4};}
{\node [color=red, left=0mm of tmp.south west, anchor=south east]{#5};
  \node [color=red, left=0mm of tmp.north west, anchor=north east]{#4};}

Now I would like to redefine this macro in pst-node or pstricks. There are several things I don't know how to translate:

  • \ifthenelse
  • \equal

Could anyone help?

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The macros \ifthenelse and \equal aren’t TikZ’. With the right package (xifthen?) loaded, you can keep them. – Qrrbrbirlbel Mar 5 at 15:55
xifthen does work, thank you – SoftTimur Mar 5 at 16:13

closed as too localized by percusse, diabonas, Kurt, zeroth, Thorsten Mar 17 at 17:04

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