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Using the links below, you can download a LaTeX2e package for the
typesetting of graphs. If you want to use it with the old LaTeX version
you can easily adapt it by removing the first lines of the main file graphs.sty,
which are special to LaTeX2e. I find it quite useful (and I know people
who agree). It's an extension of the picture environment of
LaTeX. PostScript \specials are used in order to draw
the graphical elements whereas the textual elements use LaTeX. The
former implies that it relies on the use of dvips. The most
comfortable feature is that you only have to position nodes using
coordinates as usual, but don't have to worry too much about placing
edges, labels, and so on. There is an English manual
and a German one. In addition, i recommend you to
have a look at a very useful introduction written by Andreas Bauer which is
accessible under http://home.in.tum.de/baueran/techdoc/latex/
.
Here is the tar'ed and gzip-compressed
archive containing all the files needed. If you have problems using
the archive, just download the individual files: doc_e.ps
(English manual), doc.ps
(German manual), graphs.sty
, graphs_config.tex
, graphs_ps.tex
, and graphs.header
.
Attention: The file graphs_config.tex
contains a path that you will probably have to change in order to make
the package run correctly.