Re: [MiKTeX] Interval graphs

[Alan R. <ri...@ec...>]

Ted Pavlic wrote:
> See PSTricks:
> 
> http://www.tug.org/PSTricks
> 
> There are several options for generating these using PSTricks. Of 
> course, PSTricks isn't your only option; it's the one I would use though.
> 
> Look into the pst-node package. Then you can draw the images yourself.

I agree with the pst-node recommendation. PSTricks does have a bit of a 
learning curve to it, though, so I would also suggest the OP look into 
pgf/tikz (particularly if his graphs won't be much more complex than the 
one in the link he provided). A TeX-friendly stand-alone graphics 
package like Dia might be worth looking into as well.

> (of course, use of PSTricks forces you to use latex and then convert the 
> .ps file to a .pdf file;

Only if you're using pdfLaTeX, of course. If you're going the LaTeX -> 
dvips -> ps2pdf route, no such conversion is necessary.

> however, there is a PDFTricks that provides a 
> more direct option... I don't use it because it has limitations and it's 
> not a big deal to automatically convert to a PDF)

PDFTricks has been obsolete for quite some time. Have a look at pst-pdf, 
which is far less limited than PDFTricks.

Alan

> 
> --Ted
> 
> AHMET ARIKAN wrote:
>> Dear MiKTeX users,
>>
>> How can I make pictures of interval graphs (see an example in 
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Interval_graph.svg)?
>>
>> With best wishes,
>>
>> Ahmet Arikan 
>>
>>
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