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Peter Heinig
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16 Questions

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9 votes
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Why does a perfectly-identical repetition of a drawing command given within an earlier loop 𝘯𝘰𝘵 produce exactly the same line?
1 answers
9 votes
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Extracting coordinates (of a node), and the one-node-path-trick
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6 votes
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Does TikZ offer a concise way to test for membership in a specified set?
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6 votes
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Why does this naming of nodes via a foreach loop result in an error message even though it seems that the naming works partially?
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6 votes
486 views
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Partially additive opacity in one and the same arrow(head) in tikz
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5 votes
964 views
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How to access the label text of a node?
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3 votes
275 views
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What is a uniform, recommendable way to tell TikZ to "globally" let arrows not pierce the boundary of nodes?
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2 votes
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How to convert current 'state' of machine after having produced pdf using rand-containing coordinates into deterministic TikZ code reproducing it?
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2 votes
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Is it to be avoided for serious technical reasons to redefine node-names within one tikzpicture?
1 answers
2 votes
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How to make TikZ remember the "sloped" option at later stages?
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1 votes
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How to selectively tell tikz that a node should acquire its coordinate by adding all coordinates of all enclosing tikzpictures?
2 answers
1 votes
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How to make a usual latex installation compile the following non-standard array-syntax?
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1 votes
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How to redraw a node with new options later in a tikzpicture?
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1 votes
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How to pass a string verbatim as an argument to a macro?
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Lowtech latex solution for simulated indentation?
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Is it possible to make pdflatex tolerate multiple definitions of a command with the same name (having it take the last one in the .tex file )?

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