CTAN update: asymptote

2018-07-31 Thread CTAN Announcements
John Bowman submitted an update to the

asymptote

package.

Version number: 2.47
License type: lgpl3

Summary description: 2D and 3D TeX-Aware Vector Graphics Language

Announcement text:
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Release Notes for Version 2.47

Further shipout and scaling problems were fixed. Unused files were
removed. Multiple-page documents now produce PS instead of EPS output.

Release Notes for Version 2.46

The pen width is now accounted for in the bbox function. The relative
alignment of a label to a path now transforms correctly with picture
rotation. Various shipout issues were fixed. The ghostscript library
location from the MSWindows registry is now ignored for compatibility
with TeXLive.

Release Notes for Version 2.45

The xasy graphical front end for Asymptote has been rewritten to
support code reordering, using Qt5 and scalable vector graphics.
An uninitialized counter was fixed. A stable=true option was added to
sort. The restricted simplex method has been replaced by a complete
simplex solver that handles general size constraints. The rpc library
has been replaced by the tirpc library. The dvips utility is forced to
respect EPS requirements again. The system ghostscript library is now
used by default for dvisvgm. Make clean now removes GSL symbols. The
MSWindows system path is no longer modified by the installer. A CLZ bug
was fixed.

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This package is located at 
   http://mirror.ctan.org/graphics/asymptote

More information is at
   https://www.ctan.org/pkg/asymptote




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New on CTAN: clrstrip

2018-07-31 Thread CTAN Announcements
Jonathan P. Spratte submitted the

clrstrip

package.

Version number: 2018-07-30
License type: lppl1.3c

Summary description: Place contents into a full width colour strip

Announcement text:
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This package provides an environment to place arbitrary stuff inside of a 
coloured strip that spans the whole page width.


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The package's Catalogue entry can be viewed at
   http://www.ctan.org/pkg/clrstrip

The package's files themselves can be inspected at
   http://mirror.ctan.org/macros/latex/contrib/clrstrip



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Erik Braun



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New on CTAN: tikz-network

2018-07-31 Thread CTAN Announcements
Jürgen Hackl submitted the

tikz-network

package.

Version number: 1.0
License type: gpl3+

Summary description: Draw networks with TikZ

Announcement text:
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In recent years, complex network theory becomes more and more popular 
within the scientific community. Besides a solid mathematical base on 
which these theories are built on, a visual representation of the networks 
allow communicating complex relationships to a broad audience.

Nowadays, a variety of great visualization tools are available, which 
helps to structure, filter, manipulate and of course to visualize the 
networks. However, they come with some limitations, including the need for 
specific software tools, difficulties to embed the outputs properly in a 
LaTeX file (e.g. font type, font size, additional equations and math 
symbols needed,...) and challenges in the post-processing of the graphs, 
without rerunning the software tools again.

In order to overcome this issues, the package **tikz-network*** was 
created. Since LaTeX is a standard for scientific publications and widely 
used, there is a high chance that users are already familiar with the 
syntax and the structure of this language. Beside LaTeX, no other software 
tool is needed. The commands of **tikz-network** are kept simple but allow 
a high control over the produced output. Post-processing of the network 
(e.g. adding drawings, images, texts, equations,...) can be done easily, 
due to the compatibility with PGF/TikZ (Tantau 2015). Also, the embedding 
of the network visualization into the LaTeX-environment enables the use of 
the fonts, font sizes, mathematical symbols, hyperlinks, references,..., 
as used in the document. Additional features are the three-dimensional 
visualization of (multilayer) networks, and the compatible with other 
layout and visualization tools (e.g. igraph, netwrokx, QGIS, ...).


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   http://www.ctan.org/pkg/tikz-network

The package's files themselves can be inspected at
   http://mirror.ctan.org/graphics/pgf/contrib/tikz-network



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