bause@anton.informatik.uni-dortmund.de ( ??? Bause ???) (09/07/90)
I'm looking for an easy way to draw graphs especially Petri Nets (using
LaTeX). Looking at Lamport's LaTeX-Book it's easy to draw boxes and circles,
but how can the connections between nodes are drawn.
Is there a possibilty for something like:
\put(x,y){\NODE_TYPE1{node1}}
\put(a,b){\NODE_TYPE2{node2}}
\connect{node1,node2}
and a directed arc is drawn from the border of node1 to the
border of node2.
Please answer by e-mail, I'll summarize to the net.
Falko bause@anton.informatik.uni-dortmund.de ( ??? Bause ???) (09/13/90)
Thanks for the hints I've received. In the meantime I've read about the program TeXcad, which is PD and included in the emtex package (hope so). I've got a copy for IBM ATs. It has a graphical user interface similar to MacDraw, sundraw etc. and produces LaTeX output (picture environment). All graphical objects which are available in LaTeXs picture environment are supported by TeXcad. Falko