Hi,
I've been trying to figure out how to incorporate a Tikz timing table (from
Latex package tikz_timing) in my documentation, but with limited success,
and I wonder if anyone knows how I might be able to achieve this. Of
course, I could do it separately and access it via \image, but I'd much
rather in-line the Latex if possible.
I'm currently using the \f{ ... \f} construct, but see only a small fragment
of the finished diagram, about 2cm wide. Try as I might, I can't figure out
a way to make the entire diagram visible.
Here's a very simplified example of the sort of thing I'm doing. It should
display three simple pusetrains, but all I see is about half of the first
line:
In doxyfile:
EXTRA_PACKAGES = tikz-timing
In documentation:
\f{tikztimingtable}{
clock & 10{HL} \\
signal1 & 5{LLHH} \\
signal2 & 5{LHHL} \\
\f}
I'd also like to incorporate some {tikzpicture} diagrams, from package tikz,
if anyone can suggest a way to achieve it.
Thanks, Bob.
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