arrows in the middle of bezier curves

Tamas Bori bori at cs.elte.hu
Wed Dec 10 15:41:27 CET 1997


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Tamas Bori wrote:

> ...
> and an arrows linestyle too, but that works not
> how it intended to.
> ...

Also the usage:
In \psset{} or in the parameter-list [] of the curve (any curve,
including \psline, \pscircle etc.) one should say

linestyle=Arrows,
          ^
(Note the big 'A' in Arrows!)
and---optionally---:

Arrowsep=<dim> <num>,

where <num> specifies how many times to take the width of an arrow,
and then add <dim> to it to calculate the separation of the arrows.

The question still: what's wrong?

Here is an example, how to use it:


--linestyle=Arrows example---------
\input pstomi.tex   % this file contains the TeX fragment
                    % from my previous message
\psset{xunit=.75,arrowscale=.75}
\pspicture(-1.3,-3.2)(5.1,1.2)
\SpecialCoor%
\rput(-2,2){%
\multido{\i=1+1}{5}{%
        \multido{\n=1+1}{6}{%
                \pnode(\n,-\i){M\n\i}}}%
\pnode(1,-6){M16}%
\pscurve[Arrowsep=1mm 2,linestyle=Arrows](M11)(M12)(M21)%
       (M31)(M22)(M13)(M14)(M23)(M32)(M41)(M51)(M42)%
       (M33)(M24)(M15)(M16)(M25)(M34)(M43)(M52)(M61)%
\endpspicture
\end
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Tamas Bori
bori at cs.elte.hu

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