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How to place an arrow between two nodes at the same level of a tikz tree? I have used the following command on all nodes at the same level:

child {node (labelnode<number>) {textnode<number>}}

And have then used:

\draw [-latex] (labelnode5) -- (labelnode4);

to draw an arrow from node with label "labelnode5" to node with label "labelnode4". At least, that was my intention. It did not work out and I wonder what I do wrong.

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Hi Halbertsma. It is always preferable to post complete minimal working examples rather than code snippets because this helps people to answer you. – Claudio Fiandrino Feb 12 at 16:29
Figured it already: a semicolon should be placed after the last child before using the \draw function. – Halbertsma Feb 12 at 16:30
What did not work? You need to provide a full MWE... You probably need to precise which anchor to use, e.g. \draw [-latex] (labelnode5.east) -- (labelnode4.west); – Lionel MANSUY Feb 12 at 16:31

closed as too localized by Jake, Andrew Stacey, Kurt, Seamus, lockstep Feb 12 at 17:13

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