[OS X TeX] crossings in pst node

[Nitecki, Zbigniew H.]

Thanks.  This saves having to command the line be drawn twice, and in this case 2pt seems to suffice.
Z

On Jun 14, 2016, at 9:13, Luis Sequeira <lfsequeira at gmail.com<mailto:lfsequeira at gmail.com>> wrote:

In trying to create braid diagrams, I would like (in an automatic way) to create crossings which go ?over? other crossings.  That is, something like the \rput* option, that is, an \ncline{A}{B} which, if it crosses an earlier \ncline{C}{D}, dominates it, in the sense that there is a slight space around \ncline{A}{B} so that \ncline{C}{D} ?breaks? at the crossing point.  My first guess, \ncline* , has a totally different effect?the unstarred \ncline becomes totally invisible.

Is there such an option?  Of course a workaround is to give \ncline{C}{D} linestyle=dashed, but the standard picture is to only have a break near the crossing, otherwise it is simply a straight line.


Use the border parameter in the ncline command, e.g.

\ncline{A}{B}
\ncline[border=2pt]{C}{D}


See page 25 of the pstricks manual.

Luís Sequeira


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