[pstricks] using postscript functions
Alan Ristow
ristow at ece.gatech.edu
Tue May 30 20:02:24 CEST 2006
Fred Moore wrote:
>
> \vskip10pt
> \noindent
> \psset{unit=10pt,arrowsize=2.5pt 3}
> \pspicture(0,0)(+23.5,+12.0)
> \psframe[linewidth=0.4pt,linecolor=green](0,0)(+23.5,+12.0)
> \rput({rand 2350 mod 100 div},{rand 1200 mod 100 div}){X}
Try the following:
\rput(!rand 2350 mod 100 div rand 1200 mod 100 div){X}
Note the ! and the lack of a comma between coordinates. I didn't
actually try this piece of code, but I don't think I forgot anything so
it should work. (Famous last words....)
Alan
> \endpspicture
> ==================================================
> Any suggestions or advice, please.
>
> regards,
> Fred
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