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Hello,<br>
<br>
thanks Herbert, your suggestion nearly solved the problem.<br>
<br>
Only one question left: in the given second example (with offset) the
ncline does not originate exactly in the vertex of INT-block and is not
horizontal like it should be. Could this be a problem with linewidth?
How do I avoid this?<br>
<br>
Thanks a lot<br>
Patrick<br>
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Herbert Voss wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Patrick Pucholt schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
drawing the attached block diagram I faced some problems
1. There should be dots marking wire connections. How can I calculate
such a dot position?
2. I used \rnode to define all my blocks as nodes. Somehow the anchor
point for the node connections seems to be the lower left corner of
each block so that I have to use alle the ugly offsets
Would be great, if somebody could help me with this ... especially
with the connection dots.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->you have to put the argument of \rput into another pspicture environment.
Otherwise you have the no height and width, and it will always be at the
defined coordinates:
e.g.:
\rput(0,0){\pspicture(1.6,0.8)%
\rnode{m}{\psframe(0,0)(1.6,.8) \rput{0}(.8,.4){CON}}
\psline(.15,.8)(.15,1.2) \uput[0](.15,1.2){\small $m^{-1}$}\endpspicture}
Herbert
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