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Hey folks,
I made myself a new envirnment to pass some arguments and make everything look shiny. However the environment is not a floating one. Meaning, sentences before receive some white space infront of them.

Example:
This is a first sentence. This is a second sentence.
\begin{myEnv}{Param1 ...

Hi jbruckman,
I did the same thing using TeXnicCenter. And if I understand you correctly you could try the following:
Define a new Compiler Profile (Alt+F7) where you insert this in the end:
"\newcommand{\fmeo}{} \input{%Pm}"

Then inside your preamble you could do this:

\newenvironment{FMEO ...

Ok here goes the complete plot I have so far:

\pgfplotstableread{NatFlow.data} \table

\pgfplotsset{
every axis/.style={height = 7cm, width = \textwidth,
xtick = {1,...,7},
/pgfplots/clickable = {false}
},
every axis y label/.append style={
text width = 3cm,
text centered}
};

\begin{axis}[xlabel ...

Heyas,
this is just a quick question:
Is it possible to suppress warnings in parts of the document? I know it is not the most elegant approach but in this case, and this case only!, I know what I am doing.

Thanks for any help in advance
cherio Woltan

Hey folks,
I am using the pgfplots package and I realy like its features! However, I ran into two "problems":
1: On the right y axis there appears to be an artifact about half way up where the line is replaced by some sort of hexagon.
Here the manual: http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/graphics/pgf ...

Found it
pgfplots does the trick and lots more!!!
dont you think?

Hey folks,
I am using scilab to work with recorded data and now wish to plot that data neatly inside my latex document. My question to this forum: How would I do that. Until so far I used to export the plots I generated in an eps format and included those eps in my document. BUT, if I decide to ...

Hey folks,
I've been fooling around with LaTeX for quite a while now, and pretty much am able to tweak the looks of my document how I want it to look. Not too long ago I decided to take a deeper step and dived into the world of TeX.
Soon I realized that there are many rules and regulations, and I ...

Heyas,
I have the following problem:
I have a series of nodes within a foreach statement. They are being drawn on a vertical line, but all have different widths.
How do I determine the node that reaches the furthest out to the left?

I know that there is the "let" path operation, with which I can ...

Heyas Thorsten,
that solved my problem. Its amazing what latex can do, and sometimes how hard it is to find out. But thx to this community one gets smarter after every posting^^

thx for your posts!
cherio Woltan