[pstricks] Stupid question about pst-circ

[Herbert Voss]

Am 04.07.2011 21:09, schrieb Serge Varjabedian:
>
> Is it possible with pst-circ  to do this
>
> \begin{pspicture}(-1,0)(5,5)
>   \psset{logicType=nor, logicLabelstyle=\normalsize,%
>        logicWidth=1, logicHeight=1.5, dotsize=0.15}
>   \logic(1.5,0){nor1}
>   \logic(1.5,3){nor2}
>   \psline(nor2Q)(4,0|nor2Q)
>   \uput[0](4,0|nor2Q){$Q$}
>   \psline(nor1Q)(4,0|nor1Q)
>   \uput[0](4,0|nor1Q){$\overline{Q}$}
>   \psline{*-}(3.50,0|nor2Q)(3.5,2.5)(1.5,2.5)
>       (0.5,1.75)(0.5,0|nor12)(nor12)
>   \psline{*-}(3.50,0|nor1Q)(3.5,2)(1.5,2)
>       (0.5,2.5)(0.5,0|nor21)(nor21)
>   \psline(0,0|nor11)(nor11)\uput[180](0,0|nor11){R}
>   \psline(0,0|nor22)(nor22)\uput[180](0,0|nor22){S}
> \end{pspicture}
>
> but with logicor instead of logic, when i replace logic with logicor the
> result is awful.

with the pst-circ from
http://texnik.dante.de/tex/generic/pst-circ/
you can use it this way:

\documentclass{scrartcl}

\usepackage{pst-circ}

\begin{document}

\begin{pspicture}(-1,0)(5,5)
  \psset{logicType=nor, logicLabelstyle=\normalsize,%
       logicWidth=1, logicHeight=1.5, dotsize=0.15}
  \logicor(1.5,0){nor1}
  \logicor(1.5,3){nor2}
  \psline{*-}(5.5,0|nor2O)(5.5,2.75)(1.5,2.75)
      (1,2)(1,0|nor1A)(nor1A)
  \psline{*-}(5.50,0|nor1O)(5.5,2.25)(1.5,2.25)
      (1,2.75)(1,0|nor2B)(nor2B)
  \psline(0,0|nor1B)(nor1B)\uput[180](0,0|nor1B){R}
  \psline(0,0|nor2A)(nor2A)\uput[180](0,0|nor2A){S}
\end{pspicture}

\end{document}

all other elements are not supported you have to draw
the lines by yourselve.

Herbert