Minipage compatible with xy matrix? What may be an alternative fix?
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I have a minimal working environment below.
It fails to be compiled.
Is the minipage compatible with xy matrix? What may be an alternative fix?
Thanks for the help!
documentclass[14pt]{article}
usepackage[all, knot]{xy}
def Z{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
&omega\
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
1
end{minipage}ar[ru]&\
}
xymatrix{
&omega\
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
$Delta=Z$:\
$boxed{delta}$
end{minipage}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
$b=Z $:\
$boxed{delta(g,h)}$
end{minipage}\
}
end{document}
p.s. I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like:
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
tikz-pgf minipage xy-pic xymatrix
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I have a minimal working environment below.
It fails to be compiled.
Is the minipage compatible with xy matrix? What may be an alternative fix?
Thanks for the help!
documentclass[14pt]{article}
usepackage[all, knot]{xy}
def Z{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
&omega\
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
1
end{minipage}ar[ru]&\
}
xymatrix{
&omega\
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
$Delta=Z$:\
$boxed{delta}$
end{minipage}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
$b=Z $:\
$boxed{delta(g,h)}$
end{minipage}\
}
end{document}
p.s. I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like:
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
tikz-pgf minipage xy-pic xymatrix
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
favorite
up vote
4
down vote
favorite
I have a minimal working environment below.
It fails to be compiled.
Is the minipage compatible with xy matrix? What may be an alternative fix?
Thanks for the help!
documentclass[14pt]{article}
usepackage[all, knot]{xy}
def Z{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
&omega\
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
1
end{minipage}ar[ru]&\
}
xymatrix{
&omega\
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
$Delta=Z$:\
$boxed{delta}$
end{minipage}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
$b=Z $:\
$boxed{delta(g,h)}$
end{minipage}\
}
end{document}
p.s. I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like:
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
tikz-pgf minipage xy-pic xymatrix
I have a minimal working environment below.
It fails to be compiled.
Is the minipage compatible with xy matrix? What may be an alternative fix?
Thanks for the help!
documentclass[14pt]{article}
usepackage[all, knot]{xy}
def Z{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
&omega\
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
1
end{minipage}ar[ru]&\
}
xymatrix{
&omega\
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
$Delta=Z$:\
$boxed{delta}$
end{minipage}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
$b=Z $:\
$boxed{delta(g,h)}$
end{minipage}\
}
end{document}
p.s. I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like:
begin{minipage}[c]{5in}
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
tikz-pgf minipage xy-pic xymatrix
tikz-pgf minipage xy-pic xymatrix
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There are two issues: one is that Xy-pic is not able to cope with cells so big as five inches.
However, I don't think you need a wide minipage, but rather an array
; remember to brace it so as not to confuse Xy-pic.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,array}
usepackage[all,cmtip]{xy}
newcommand{Z}{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
& omega\
{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
Delta=Z{:}\
boxed{delta}
end{array}}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
b=Z{:}\
boxed{delta(g,h)}
end{array}}
}
end{document}
thanks!, may I also ask, what if I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like: begin{minipage}[c]{5in} abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart As I said, five inches is too much for Xy-pic. I don't think thatminipage
is the right tool anyway.
– egreg
yesterday
Can you explain the meaning of "begin{array}{@{}l@{}}" ? thanks!
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart It builds a one left aligned column array with no padding on either side. It's the math mode analog oftabular
.
– egreg
yesterday
thanks! happy thanks giving. How do I make your arrow ar as the doublelinearrow like Longrightarrow ?
– annie heart
yesterday
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1 Answer
1
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
3
down vote
There are two issues: one is that Xy-pic is not able to cope with cells so big as five inches.
However, I don't think you need a wide minipage, but rather an array
; remember to brace it so as not to confuse Xy-pic.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,array}
usepackage[all,cmtip]{xy}
newcommand{Z}{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
& omega\
{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
Delta=Z{:}\
boxed{delta}
end{array}}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
b=Z{:}\
boxed{delta(g,h)}
end{array}}
}
end{document}
thanks!, may I also ask, what if I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like: begin{minipage}[c]{5in} abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart As I said, five inches is too much for Xy-pic. I don't think thatminipage
is the right tool anyway.
– egreg
yesterday
Can you explain the meaning of "begin{array}{@{}l@{}}" ? thanks!
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart It builds a one left aligned column array with no padding on either side. It's the math mode analog oftabular
.
– egreg
yesterday
thanks! happy thanks giving. How do I make your arrow ar as the doublelinearrow like Longrightarrow ?
– annie heart
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
There are two issues: one is that Xy-pic is not able to cope with cells so big as five inches.
However, I don't think you need a wide minipage, but rather an array
; remember to brace it so as not to confuse Xy-pic.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,array}
usepackage[all,cmtip]{xy}
newcommand{Z}{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
& omega\
{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
Delta=Z{:}\
boxed{delta}
end{array}}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
b=Z{:}\
boxed{delta(g,h)}
end{array}}
}
end{document}
thanks!, may I also ask, what if I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like: begin{minipage}[c]{5in} abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart As I said, five inches is too much for Xy-pic. I don't think thatminipage
is the right tool anyway.
– egreg
yesterday
Can you explain the meaning of "begin{array}{@{}l@{}}" ? thanks!
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart It builds a one left aligned column array with no padding on either side. It's the math mode analog oftabular
.
– egreg
yesterday
thanks! happy thanks giving. How do I make your arrow ar as the doublelinearrow like Longrightarrow ?
– annie heart
yesterday
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
There are two issues: one is that Xy-pic is not able to cope with cells so big as five inches.
However, I don't think you need a wide minipage, but rather an array
; remember to brace it so as not to confuse Xy-pic.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,array}
usepackage[all,cmtip]{xy}
newcommand{Z}{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
& omega\
{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
Delta=Z{:}\
boxed{delta}
end{array}}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
b=Z{:}\
boxed{delta(g,h)}
end{array}}
}
end{document}
There are two issues: one is that Xy-pic is not able to cope with cells so big as five inches.
However, I don't think you need a wide minipage, but rather an array
; remember to brace it so as not to confuse Xy-pic.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amssymb,array}
usepackage[all,cmtip]{xy}
newcommand{Z}{mathbb{Z}}
begin{document}
xymatrix{
& omega\
{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
Delta=Z{:}\
boxed{delta}
end{array}}ar[ru]ar[rd]&\
&{begin{array}{@{}l@{}}
b=Z{:}\
boxed{delta(g,h)}
end{array}}
}
end{document}
answered yesterday
egreg
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699k8518593129
thanks!, may I also ask, what if I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like: begin{minipage}[c]{5in} abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart As I said, five inches is too much for Xy-pic. I don't think thatminipage
is the right tool anyway.
– egreg
yesterday
Can you explain the meaning of "begin{array}{@{}l@{}}" ? thanks!
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart It builds a one left aligned column array with no padding on either side. It's the math mode analog oftabular
.
– egreg
yesterday
thanks! happy thanks giving. How do I make your arrow ar as the doublelinearrow like Longrightarrow ?
– annie heart
yesterday
add a comment |
thanks!, may I also ask, what if I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like: begin{minipage}[c]{5in} abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart As I said, five inches is too much for Xy-pic. I don't think thatminipage
is the right tool anyway.
– egreg
yesterday
Can you explain the meaning of "begin{array}{@{}l@{}}" ? thanks!
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart It builds a one left aligned column array with no padding on either side. It's the math mode analog oftabular
.
– egreg
yesterday
thanks! happy thanks giving. How do I make your arrow ar as the doublelinearrow like Longrightarrow ?
– annie heart
yesterday
thanks!, may I also ask, what if I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like: begin{minipage}[c]{5in} abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
– annie heart
yesterday
thanks!, may I also ask, what if I may really need the 5 inch comment, since there is a long line of equation needs to be inserted there, like: begin{minipage}[c]{5in} abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzend{minipage}
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart As I said, five inches is too much for Xy-pic. I don't think that
minipage
is the right tool anyway.– egreg
yesterday
@annieheart As I said, five inches is too much for Xy-pic. I don't think that
minipage
is the right tool anyway.– egreg
yesterday
Can you explain the meaning of "begin{array}{@{}l@{}}" ? thanks!
– annie heart
yesterday
Can you explain the meaning of "begin{array}{@{}l@{}}" ? thanks!
– annie heart
yesterday
@annieheart It builds a one left aligned column array with no padding on either side. It's the math mode analog of
tabular
.– egreg
yesterday
@annieheart It builds a one left aligned column array with no padding on either side. It's the math mode analog of
tabular
.– egreg
yesterday
thanks! happy thanks giving. How do I make your arrow ar as the doublelinearrow like Longrightarrow ?
– annie heart
yesterday
thanks! happy thanks giving. How do I make your arrow ar as the doublelinearrow like Longrightarrow ?
– annie heart
yesterday
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