[Blindmath] A Question of Shape
Andrew Stacey
andrew.stacey at math.ntnu.no
Wed Aug 17 07:35:20 UTC 2011
What sort of output would you want for these shapes, and what exactly are the
shapes?
LaTeX can do graphics and, in particular, in a "programmatic" fashion. For
postscript output, there's the PSTricks library. For PDF, postscript, and
SVG, there's the PGF library. PSTricks can do a little bit more because
postscript can do a little more than PDF and SVG.
If you could describe a little more precisely what you want, and what output
would be acceptable, I could mock-up something quite quickly.
Andrew
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 09:34:22PM -0400, Christine Szostak wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have sort of an unusual question that I was wondering if anyone here
> might be able to provide some suggestions for.
>
> For a project in my lab, I need to create grids of shapes ranging in size
> from 2x2 through 10x10. I was wondering if:
>
> a) there is a way to do this without vision in something like
> Excel/Word/PowerPoint... while ensuring that shapes are placed properly.
>
> b) Has anyone here attempted something like this without vision using
> programming (e.g., mostly to automate the process, since shape location
> needs to be pseudorandomized) and how much success did you have without
> vision in doing so?
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