Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ Tikz and large automata

[DenBeke]

I'm writing a script to convert DFA's to a Latex automata in Tikz.
This works perfect for smaller automata, but when they become big I've got an error (multiple times):

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l.206 ...cm of ReadChannelEnd0] {ReadChannelEnd1};
                                                  
./test.tex:206: Dimension too large.
<argument> \pgf@xa
 
 
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Latex source code: http://pastebin.com/XYa53ZbC

Anyone who could help me with that?

[feuersaenger]

Hi DenBeke,

The message indicates that some intermediate (?) computation result became unexpectedly huge - perhaps as result of a division by some very small number. I suppose it should be possible to identify the culprit by reducing your huge example to some smaller picture; perhaps there are some nodes which are too close to each other?

Once you have a reduced your set to a smaller picture which has the same problem, we can surely identify a solution or a work-around.

Kind regards

Christian

[DenBeke]

It works perfect on smaller things...
I never devide by zero.

Could it be that the document page is too small?
Is there a way to enlarge the document automaticly based on the content?