[Xy-pic] Fw: xypic and dvipdf

[Ishanu Chattopadhyay]

i had that problem, yes...

my simple solution was the following:

use: latex --> ps (dvips) --> pdf (ps2pdf)

of course, there probably is a more "aesthetic" solution...but the above
solves the problem

(in my case, actually the whole xy picture gets totally screwed up if i use
dvipdf directly)

ishanu 
 
-------Original Message-------
 
From: Kristoffer H Rose
Date: 01/23/06 15:43:41
To: xy-pic at tug.org
Cc: Johan Glimming
Subject: [Xy-pic] Fw: xypic and dvipdf
 
Dear everybody,
 
Does someone have current experience with dvipdf to help Johan?
 
Cheers,
  Kristoffer
__                      <krisrose at us.ibm.com> +1(914)784-7642 (fax 6324)
Kristoffer H Rose, Ph.D. <http://www.research.ibm.com/people/k/krisrose>
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, PO Box 704, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598
 
----- Forwarded by Kristoffer H Rose/Watson/IBM on 01/23/2006 03:37 PM
-----
 
Johan Glimming <glimming at kth.se>
01/23/2006 03:04 PM
 
To
Kristoffer H Rose/Watson/IBM at IBMUS
cc
 
Subject
xypic and dvipdf
 
 
 
 
 
 
Dear Kristoffer,
 
I am using (still) your excellent XyPic package, but I have a problem
getting things to work with dvipdf. I am using LaTeX 2e and generate
pdf with dvipdf, but the frames around xygraph objects does not show,
e.g.
 
   \[
     \xymatrix{
     *+[F-,]\txt{$1$\\$0$} \ar[r] & \txt{$2$\\$+$} \ar[r] & \txt{$3$\\
$\times$}
     }
   \]
 
does not give what I want it (no frames from *+[F-,] that is). I am
actually trying to draw a singly linked or doubly linked list, with
the nodes split up in two boxes like this
 
 
    ________
    |      |
    |------|   ---->
    |      |  <-----  etc  and then maybe a terminator     ---|
    --------                                                  |
                                                            -----
                                                             ---
                                                              -
 
The reason for drawing this is in ASCII is that I thought that
perhaps someone else has already attempted
to visualise such linked lists or even UML-like boxes like the one
above.
 
Best Wishes,
Johan Glimming
PhD student Stockholm University, working on coalgebra and also a
little bit of rewriting (but not so much)
 
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