What are the difference between "dot2tex", "dot2texi" und "dot2texisty-master"?
Do I need "pyparsing.py" oder "pyparsing.exe"?
Will the (portable) installation of dot2texi run with TeX live portable and Python portable?
Is it possible to make a text with two lines in one box with graphviz? Because the dot command \n will be not executed correctly by graphviz.
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The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
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Now after I saw and answered your new post, I see the older one.
Maybe it's already clear, so just my advice: I would use TikZ features directly and natively in LaTeX instead of having headaches with external tools and languages, such as Python. TikZ can do such jobs fine, and even provides a similar syntax if one likes the short graphviz syntax.
Stefan
Maybe it's already clear, so just my advice: I would use TikZ features directly and natively in LaTeX instead of having headaches with external tools and languages, such as Python. TikZ can do such jobs fine, and even provides a similar syntax if one likes the short graphviz syntax.
Stefan
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