[pstricks] Polygon as Nodes in ptree
Tan Woon Kiong
twoonkio at dso.org.sg
Thu Dec 26 07:42:49 CET 2002
Hi,
I need to draw trees with nodes that are 6-sided polygons. pstree gives
only up to 4-sides: "\Tdia". Is there a way to go beyond diamond nodes?
Thanks,
- WK
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Swami Pallasena schrieb:
>But, if I want "filled" 16 petals, I am unable to understand the
>codes you sent for eight petals filled. The commands use
>phrases like "add def, sub def, cos mul, sin mul" etc, which I am
>unable to locate in PSTricks manuals - I guess they are raw
>postscript language commands, Since I did not understand their
>roles, I could not get filled diagram. You could either let me know
>what these mean, or send me a filled 16 petals according to the
>above specifications, and I shall try to undersnad them.
>
>
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{pstricks}
\usepackage{multido}
\begin{document}
\begin{pspicture}(-7,-7)(7,7)
\SpecialCoor
\qdisk(0,0){5pt}
\multido{%
\rAngleA=11.25+22.50,\rAngleB=3.50+22.50,%
\rAngleC=1+22.50,\rAngleD=0+22.50}{16}{%
\psarc(0,0){6.5}{-\rAngleA}{\rAngleA}
\psbezier(6.5;\rAngleA)(8;\rAngleB)(7;\rAngleC)(8;\rAngleD)
\psbezier(8;-\rAngleD)(7;-\rAngleC)(8;-\rAngleB)(6.5;-\rAngleA)%
}%
\end{pspicture}
\par
\begin{pspicture}(-7,-7)(7,7)
\SpecialCoor
\qdisk(0,0){5pt}
\multido{\rAngleA=-11.25+22.50,\rAngleB=11.25+22.50}{16}{%
\pscustom[fillcolor=red,fillstyle=solid]{%
\psarc(0,0){6.5}{\rAngleA}{\rAngleB}
\psbezier%
(! 6.5 \rAngleB\space cos mul 6.5 \rAngleB\space sin mul)%
(! /a \rAngleB\space 7.75 sub def 8 a cos mul 8 a sin mul)%
(! /a \rAngleB\space 10.25 sub def 7 a cos mul 7 a sin mul)%
(! /a \rAngleB\space 11.25 sub def 8 a cos mul 8 a sin mul)
\psbezier%
(! /a \rAngleA\space 11.25 add def 8 a cos mul 8 a sin mul)
(! /a \rAngleA\space 10.25 add def 7 a cos mul 7 a sin mul)%
(! /a \rAngleA\space 7.75 add def 8 a cos mul 8 a sin mul)%
(! 6.5 \rAngleA\space cos mul 6.5 \rAngleA\space sin mul)%
}
}
\end{pspicture}
\end{document}
you need a closed path to fill something. "(! " starts a postscript
command sequence. It is nearly the same like the code from
the HP pocket calculators. The first solution with the polar coordinates
is a bit tricky. It does not has a closed path, so you are not able to
start a fill command.
Herbert
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