Questions tagged [branching]
The branching tag has no usage guidance.
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Help with branches
I'm trying to do something like this, but I doon't know how to creat [+silábico] or organize "NUC" in an equal high. Thanks!!
Here is what I used:
(I've tried "[{[-silábico]},before drawing Vocálico={...
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Multiples arrow branching out from a node to different nodes
I'm trying to draw a diagram, as depicted in the picture below,
May I know, how can I draw multiple arrows branching out nicely from a node to many different nodes as shown above? The arrows I've ...
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Lyx - add automatic text to a branch, and format it
I am using branches in Lyx, and I want to add a text in the beginning of a certain branch when the document is compiled. Is this possible?
Also, I wanted to format a certain branch in a special way - ...
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How to write this tree in Tex [duplicate]
I want to write this following picture in tex. I am new in drawing branching in tex. So I saw some examples in this site. But could not find this type.
Again how to put dots in the end?
A picture is ...
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\pgfplotsforeachungrouped: how to escape & and \\
Disclaimer: I've barely started to learn LaTeX so bear with me.
Problem: I use a lot of matrices like this
Which I absolutely hate to code manually. Obvious solution would be a nested for loop, ...
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How to branch based on the documentclass? [duplicate]
I have a macros.tex file where I keep my macros and
I use them with different document classes.
I want to skip including some of my macros
based on the document class (e.g. if it is beamer).
How ...
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Mail Merge Gender problem
I'm trying to construct a form letter, using information stored in a file "data.dat". It all works, but I am having trouble finding a solution to discriminate between he/she or him/her, depending on ...
