Hello everyone .
i'm wondering how can I increase the arrow length in xypic.
i.e.
\xymatrix{*++[F]{A} \ar@{-}[r]{(0,0),(1,1)}*++[F]{B}}
also how can i annotate the objects A and B ( i want to write their domain
values ) something like:
[1,2,3] [4,5,6]
A
Eisa Ayed eisalenazy at yahoo.com writes:
Hello everyone .
i'm wondering how can I increase the arrow length in xypic.
i.e.
\xymatrix{*++[F]{A} \ar@{-}[r]{(0,0),(1,1)}*++[F]{B}}
I'm not sure what you mean here? Do you want to move the A and B nodes further
apart? If so, just insert
Oh, thanks Paul,
yes the empty column did the trick
for the second one i need to play around to get it done.
actually I need them in separate box. I will look into the array stuff i think
it might do the trick.
Thanks,
On 2011-04-10, at 2:24 PM, Paul Rubin wrote:
Eisa Ayed eisalenazy at
Hello everyone .
i'm wondering how can I increase the arrow length in xypic.
i.e.
\xymatrix{*++[F]{A} \ar@{-}[r]{(0,0),(1,1)}*++[F]{B}}
also how can i annotate the objects A and B ( i want to write their domain
values ) something like:
[1,2,3] [4,5,6]
A
Eisa Ayed eisalenazy at yahoo.com writes:
Hello everyone .
i'm wondering how can I increase the arrow length in xypic.
i.e.
\xymatrix{*++[F]{A} \ar@{-}[r]{(0,0),(1,1)}*++[F]{B}}
I'm not sure what you mean here? Do you want to move the A and B nodes further
apart? If so, just insert
Oh, thanks Paul,
yes the empty column did the trick
for the second one i need to play around to get it done.
actually I need them in separate box. I will look into the array stuff i think
it might do the trick.
Thanks,
On 2011-04-10, at 2:24 PM, Paul Rubin wrote:
Eisa Ayed eisalenazy at
Hello everyone .
i'm wondering how can I increase the arrow length in xypic.
i.e.
\xymatrix{*++[F]{A} \ar@{-}[r]{(0,0),(1,1)}&*++[F]{B}}
also how can i annotate the objects A and B ( i want to write their domain
values ) something like:
[1,2,3] [4,5,6]
A
Eisa Ayed yahoo.com> writes:
>
> Hello everyone .
>
> i'm wondering how can I increase the arrow length in xypic.
> i.e.
> \xymatrix{*++[F]{A} \ar@{-}[r]{(0,0),(1,1)}&*++[F]{B}}
I'm not sure what you mean here? Do you want to move the A and B nodes further
apart? If so, just insert empty
Oh, thanks Paul,
yes the empty column did the trick
for the second one i need to play around to get it done.
actually I need them in separate box. I will look into the array stuff i think
it might do the trick.
Thanks,
On 2011-04-10, at 2:24 PM, Paul Rubin wrote:
> Eisa Ayed yahoo.com>
