Utilities for programmatically generating TikZ code.
Project description
A set of utilities for programmatically generating TikZ code.
Contribution guidelines
- Conventions
- Naming conventions are according to PEP8.
- How to clean the source:
isort .pylint tikzifyflake8 tikzify
Running
- This macro is helpful for running examples:
function dm { python "$1.py" $2 && pdflatex -shell-escape $1 && open $1.pdf }
- The basal ganglia example can be run by doing
dm basal_gangliafrom the examples folder. It should producebasal_ganglia.pdf, which shows all of the output, as well asfigures/basal_ganglia-*.pdf, which are the individual diagrams to be included. - A copy of the pdf <basal_ganglia.pdf> is provided at the top level folder. It shows three programmatically-generated diagrams, with various sections highlighted.
Whom do I talk to?
- Neil Girdhar
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