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reviewed | Approve suggested edit on Lyx: first chapter line indented |
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reviewed | Approve suggested edit on Deleting external/auxiliary files? |
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Parallel lines on a grid and circle best practices? I assumed you wanted to use TikZ because of the tag but now that @A.Ellett mentions it, you do not actually mention it in the question. |
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Parallel lines on a grid and circle best practices? It would be helpful, to see a small MWE on how you define the circle and the lines. |
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Right Angle Symbol Alignment with TikZ/Calc The line from (D) to ($(A)!(D)!(B)$) point is rectangular to the line from (A) to (B). Or in other words: The line from (A) to (B) and the line from (C) to (D) do not intersect at ($(A)!(D)!(B)$). Or in other words: The lines do not intersect in a right angle. — If you use for (C) (5,.5), it works. — Also: Do not use nodes if you declare coordinates. |
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answered | Boxing a number and aligning it vertically along the baseline |
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Representing Hasse diagram of the Green order added 1155 characters in body |
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answered | Representing Hasse diagram of the Green order |
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Representing Hasse diagram of the Green order @OlivierBégassat There is tikz-cd. |
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Adding variables in tikz @Nico I can’t really see an issue. Maybe there is a difference in aliasing, but hardly visible even at full zoom. |
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May 16 |
answered | Externally set ymin, ymax, xmin and xmax with pgfplotset |
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Externally set ymin, ymax, xmin and xmax with pgfplotset Could you re-phrase your question? What is your problem? What do you want to achieve? — The execute at begin axis code is executed after the [ ] axis options. Of course ymin=0 overwrites a previous set ymin=1. |
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May 16 |
answered | Styling every node without affecting coordinate styles |
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May 16 |
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Vertical lines in pgfgantt The \setLines macro and the various vgrid styles from another answer of mine could be related (similar to penbeuz’ answer). |
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May 16 |
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Externally set ymin, ymax, xmin and xmax with pgfplotsetexecute at begin axis is probably executed after the option you provide. This does not happen if you use the every axis (which is applied before any local options) style: every axis/.append style={width=5cm}. The ymin=0 overwrites the ymin=1 setting from before. |
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May 16 |
reviewed | Approve suggested edit on Space between paragraphs (local) |
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May 15 |
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Constructing dag-like diagrams Or in other words: How flexible should this be? Can you show us other types of output your package should be able to do? How flexible are you on the input syntax side? Instead of the label, the left and the right keys (where the latter two a almost always present) I’d use something like \step[<all other keys>] (<left>-<right>) {<label>}. (We can still use the keys of course, think at and name keys of nodes.) |
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May 15 |
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Constructing dag-like diagrams This looks like a combination of the already mentioned pgfgantt (for the rather independent boxes) and tikz-cd (for the connections which needs to be built in the background). — I wonder about the vertical lines though. In the example you specify a x value at which they start and end. It might be easier to first draw them to a specific y value and then draw filled boxes over it; especially considering other shapes than rectangles. If you want to do this with other shapes, you will otherwise need the intersections library to find at least a point on the border. |
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May 15 |
reviewed | Close Why are capital letters missing in title of reference (using plos2009.bst)? |
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May 15 |
reviewed | Close XeLaTeX / XeTeX — fontspec and ornaments/dingbats |
