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How to define a TikZ arrow macro with custom label as an argument
Rotate a node but not its content: the case of the ellipse decorationnewcommand gives errors in math mode (with or without arguments)Expanding a sequence inside a TikZ pathHow to write macros that behave like item in an enviroment?Custom tikz pattern: hatchangleAlign tikz arrow with x-height characterHalf arrows in graph using TikZTransform a shape based on existing coordinatesMake paired delimiter with prefix for Re and Imtorn paper problem compile
I want to define a custom arrow shape as a newcommand macro that takes one argument, the label that should appear to the right of the arrow. However the following code doesn't work in the preamble:
newcommandarrowdown1
tikz[baseline=-1ex]node [draw, fill=orange, single arrow,
minimum height=3.5ex, single arrow head extend=1ex,
rotate=-90, right] #1;
I get the following error:
You can't use `macro parameter character #' in restricted horizontal mode. Missing begindocument.
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I want to define a custom arrow shape as a newcommand macro that takes one argument, the label that should appear to the right of the arrow. However the following code doesn't work in the preamble:
newcommandarrowdown1
tikz[baseline=-1ex]node [draw, fill=orange, single arrow,
minimum height=3.5ex, single arrow head extend=1ex,
rotate=-90, right] #1;
I get the following error:
You can't use `macro parameter character #' in restricted horizontal mode. Missing begindocument.
tikz-pgf macros tikz-arrows
edited 3 mins ago
Alan Munn
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asked 12 mins ago
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You need square brackets around the first instance of 1, not.newcommandarrowdown[1] ...See newcommand argument confusion for some explanations of the syntax.
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6 mins ago
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I want to define a custom arrow shape as a newcommand macro that takes one argument, the label that should appear to the right of the arrow. However the following code doesn't work in the preamble:
newcommandarrowdown1
tikz[baseline=-1ex]node [draw, fill=orange, single arrow,
minimum height=3.5ex, single arrow head extend=1ex,
rotate=-90, right] #1;
I get the following error:
You can't use `macro parameter character #' in restricted horizontal mode. Missing begindocument.
tikz-pgf macros tikz-arrows
edited 3 mins ago
Alan Munn
163k28433712
asked 12 mins ago
VenkatVenkat
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I want to define a custom arrow shape as a newcommand macro that takes one argument, the label that should appear to the right of the arrow. However the following code doesn't work in the preamble:
newcommandarrowdown1
tikz[baseline=-1ex]node [draw, fill=orange, single arrow,
minimum height=3.5ex, single arrow head extend=1ex,
rotate=-90, right] #1;
I get the following error:
You can't use `macro parameter character #' in restricted horizontal mode. Missing begindocument.
tikz-pgf macros tikz-arrows
tikz-pgf macros tikz-arrows
edited 3 mins ago
Alan Munn
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You need square brackets around the first instance of 1, not.newcommandarrowdown[1] ...See newcommand argument confusion for some explanations of the syntax.
– Alan Munn
6 mins ago
add a comment |
You need square brackets around the first instance of 1, not.newcommandarrowdown[1] ...See newcommand argument confusion for some explanations of the syntax.
– Alan Munn
6 mins ago
You need square brackets around the first instance of 1, not
newcommandarrowdown[1] ... See newcommand argument confusion for some explanations of the syntax.– Alan Munn
6 mins ago
You need square brackets around the first instance of 1, not
newcommandarrowdown[1] ... See newcommand argument confusion for some explanations of the syntax.– Alan Munn
6 mins ago
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