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Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Ways to create the diagram Paper, paint (M$ Paint, Gimp, Inkscape), CAD Office suits Specialized software Tex/Tikz/PSTricks Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Office suits + Quick start + Quick draft - Align and distribute - Box size - Arrows (inclined, doesn't come from the same place above) Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software OOffice Usable for drafts of flow diagrams KOffice Usable for network or other unaligned diagrams Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result OpenOffice vs. KOffice KOffice - Kivio OOffice - Draw - Connection points + Connection points - Different from usual office + Similar to usual office suits suits - Box types + Box types - Modification (possible but it + Modification (painfull but will hurt you) better than OOffice) Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result OpenOffice vs. KOffice KOffice - Kivio OOffice - Draw - Connection points + Connection points - Different from usual office + Similar to usual office suits suits - Box types + Box types - Modification (possible but it + Modification (painfull but will hurt you) better than OOffice) OOffice Usable for drafts of flow diagrams KOffice Usable for network or other unaligned diagrams Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result OpenOffice vs. KOffice Figure: OpenOffice Draw diagram Figure: KOffice Kivio diagram Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Dia + Fast + Easy to start with + A lot of box types + Good aligment & distribution + Connection points - Aligment with existing connections - No symbols in the text - Old and new box types together - Hard to insert own box Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Dia Figure: Dia Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Dia Figure: Dia - network diagram Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Latex addon Tikz Examples of what can you do and how are here: http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/all + Same font and style of diagrams and text + All symbols/equations inside of the diagram + Amaizingly quick + A lot of box types + The best aligment & distribution + You can do anything you can imagine (- but nothing more) - Hard (for some impossible) to start with - Not a WYSIWYG (?KTikz?) Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result How to create a diagram using Tikz 1 Include package Tikz into your Latex document 2 Define which library you needs 3 Re/define styles 4 Start with tikzpicture environment (\begin{tikzpicture}) Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Tikz: Node Node is a box you want to place somewhere and connect with other boxes/nodes $FORM Defines the style of the box. You should probably start with the shape, color, text format, .... You can predefine them as shown in the example using ( \tikzstyle{$NAME} = [$FORM]) $POS Specify where this node is placed. You can use absolute '(0,0)', relative '+(2,0)' or direction based 'below of=$NAME' definition. $NAME Node name - used for bonds and position specification $TEXT Text inside the box \node [$FORM] ($NAME) {$TEXT}; \node [$FORM,$POS] ($NAME) {$TEXT}; \path [$FORM] ($NAME) -- ($NAME); \path [$FORM] ($NAME) -| node [$FORM] {$TEXT} ($NAME); \path [$FORM] ($NAME) |- $POS -- ($NAME); Tikz: Example on flow diagram Update joint yes inverted yes is active? input? no angle angle += move -= move angle ≥ no angle ≤ max min no yes yes angle angle no = max = min End Figure: Tikz - flow diagram Tikz: Example on flow diagram 1/4 \documentclass{minimal} \usepackage{tikz} \usetikzlibrary{shapes,arrows} \begin{document} Tikz: Example on flow diagram 2/4 \tikzstyle{decision} = [diamond, draw, fill=blue!20, text width=4.5em, text badly centered, node distance=3cm, inner sep=0pt] \tikzstyle{block} = [rectangle, draw, fill=blue!20, text width=5em, text centered, rounded corners, minimum height=4em] \tikzstyle{line} = [draw, -latex'] \tikzstyle{cloud} = [draw, ellipse,fill=red!20, node distance=3cm, minimum height=2em] \tikzstyle{call} = [draw, ellipse,fill=yellow!20, node distance=3cm, minimum height=2em] \tikzstyle{answer}=[near start,color=black] Tikz: Example on flow diagram 3/4 \begin{tikzpicture}[node distance = 3cm, auto] % Nodes \node [call] (update) { Update joint }; \node [decision, below of=update] (act) {is active?}; \node [decision, right of=act] (inv) {inv input?}; \node [block, below of=inv] (plus) {angle += move}; \node [block, right of=plus] (minus) {angle -= move}; \node [decision, below of=plus] (high) {angle $\geq$ max}; \node [decision, right of=high] (low) {angle $\leq$ min}; \node [block, below of=high] (sethigh) {angle = max}; \node [block, below of=low] (setlow) {angle = min}; \node [call, below of=sethigh] (end) {End}; Tikz: Example on flow diagram 4/4 \path [line] (update) -- (act); \path [line] (act) |- node [answer] {no} (end); \path [line] (act) -- node [answer] {yes} (inv); \path [line] (inv) -- node [answer] {no} (plus); \path [line] (inv) -| node [answer] {yes} (minus); \path [line] (plus) -- (high); \path [line] (minus) |- +(-1,-1) -| (high); \path [line] (high) -- node [answer] {yes} (sethigh); \path [line] (high) -- node [answer] {no} (low); \path [line] (low) -- node [answer] {yes} (setlow); \path [line] (low) -- +(2,0) |- node [answer] {no} (end); \path [line] (sethigh) -- (end); \path [line] (setlow) |- (end); \end{tikzpicture} \end{document} Tikz: Example on flow diagram Update joint yes inverted yes is active? input? no angle angle += move -= move angle ≥ no angle ≤ max min no yes yes angle angle no = max = min End Figure: Tikz - flow diagram Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Ways to create the graph Paper, graph paper Office suits Specialized/math software Tex/Tikz/PSTricks Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Office suits are the best/fastest choice for ordinary/every day documents. Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Office suits nip Use XY graph instead of line graph Figure: OpenOffice XY graph with Figure: OpenOffice line graph with nonlinear ax X nonlinear ax X Luk´aˇsDoktor Diagram, graph and mindmap software Introduction Diagrams Graphs Mindmaps Result Office suits nip Use XY graph instead of line graph Figure: OpenOffice XY graph with Figure: OpenOffice line graph with nonlinear ax X nonlinear ax X Office suits are the best/fastest choice for ordinary/every
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