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Drawing binary trees 

Date:          Sat, Oct 15 2005 9:26 pm
Groups:        comp.text.tex

Robin Fairbairns wrote:

> >> With PStricks you'll be able to draw trees in any position you want
> >> (and lots of other things too).
> >[snip]
> >I tried to test first sample from "Drawing Trees with PStricks" by Doug
> >Arnold at
> >http://www.essex.ac.uk/linguistics/clmt/latex4ling/trees/pstrees/inde...[]
> >But I have some problem.
> using pstricks, you have either to generate the pstricks stuff
> separately, and convert the resulting stuff to pdf, or you need to use
> latex rather than pdflatex for your whole job, and to use dvips and a
> distiller (ps2pdf, or whatever) to create the final output.

You are right.

# This doesn't work
$ texi2pdf foo.tex
# This does work
$ latex foo.tex
$ dvipdf foo.dvi

Thanks you very much.

Alex Vinokur