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Article #133A few more PSTricks
From: Timothy Van Zandt
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 19:22
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 19:22
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Available from the Princeton.EDU:/pub are some experimental
PSTricks macros:
pst-grad.tex: Gradiated color background fill, including support
for slide backgrounds with seminar.sty.
pst-char.tex: Let's you fill and stroke character outlines (with
outline fonts) with PSTricks line and fill styles.
pst-beta.tex: Contains the following:
% 1. \uput: a superior replacement for \Rput.
% 2. \aput, \bput, \Aput, \Bput: superior replacements for \Lput and \Mput.
% 3. \Rnode: Like \rnode, but for when nodes are aligned by their baselines.
% Good, .e.g, for commutative diagrams.
% 4. \ncLine: Like \ncline, but the labels (with \lput, etc) are positioned
% as if the line began and ended at the center of the nodes.
% Good if you have multiple parallel lines and you want the
% labels to line up, even though the nodes are of varying
% size, e.g., in commutative diagrams.
% 5. \ncloop: Yet another node connection.
% 6. \nccircle: Yet another node connection.
Tim
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Dept. of Economics, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ 08544
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