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Remove '-' and add BC in timeline
Timelines, minus years and the year zeroHow to Get a Cut in Timeline?How to create a timeline with references instead of dates?Spiral timeline with tikzDocument with a Timeline structureLaTeX chronology change end of timelineHow to include a date in Timeline?“Lollipop” TimelineAdd black line to custom timelineTimeline with arrowsFancy vertical timeline
2
I'd like the timeline as shown, except the -ve year labels replaced with BC. I can't seem to find how to do it.
documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt]
chronoevent-753Rome's foundation
stopchronology
enddocument
timeline
asked Feb 1 at 17:22
alice19alice19
384212
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2
I'd like the timeline as shown, except the -ve year labels replaced with BC. I can't seem to find how to do it.
documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt]
chronoevent-753Rome's foundation
stopchronology
enddocument
timeline
asked Feb 1 at 17:22
alice19alice19
384212
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/questions/315671/… could help
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 17:59
@alice19 Not so long ago,@cfrproposed a fantastic solution for an alternative usingTikz-- the so-calledchronos, an alternative forchronosys. With that you can dobegintikzpicture [ chronos=% start date=-800-01-01, end date=-14-01-01, step years=50, only text, timeline width=100mm, timeline marks, timeline mark eras, timeline year=font=scriptsize, lines/.style=draw=none, events/.append style=rotate=-45, anchor=west, event distance=-2.5pt, ] chronosevent-753[text=gray]Rome's Foundation endtikzpicture.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:00
@samcarter apparently we both looked into the same reference ;)
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:01
1
@Raaja Well, it's a good reference :)
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 18:02
@samcarter yes indeed.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:04
add a comment |
2
2
2
I'd like the timeline as shown, except the -ve year labels replaced with BC. I can't seem to find how to do it.
documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt]
chronoevent-753Rome's foundation
stopchronology
enddocument
timeline
asked Feb 1 at 17:22
alice19alice19
384212
I'd like the timeline as shown, except the -ve year labels replaced with BC. I can't seem to find how to do it.
documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt]
chronoevent-753Rome's foundation
stopchronology
enddocument
timeline
timeline
asked Feb 1 at 17:22
alice19alice19
384212
asked Feb 1 at 17:22
alice19alice19
384212
asked Feb 1 at 17:22
alice19alice19
384212
asked Feb 1 at 17:22
alice19alice19
384212
asked Feb 1 at 17:22
alice19alice19
384212
384212
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/questions/315671/… could help
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 17:59
@alice19 Not so long ago,@cfrproposed a fantastic solution for an alternative usingTikz-- the so-calledchronos, an alternative forchronosys. With that you can dobegintikzpicture [ chronos=% start date=-800-01-01, end date=-14-01-01, step years=50, only text, timeline width=100mm, timeline marks, timeline mark eras, timeline year=font=scriptsize, lines/.style=draw=none, events/.append style=rotate=-45, anchor=west, event distance=-2.5pt, ] chronosevent-753[text=gray]Rome's Foundation endtikzpicture.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:00
@samcarter apparently we both looked into the same reference ;)
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:01
1
@Raaja Well, it's a good reference :)
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 18:02
@samcarter yes indeed.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:04
add a comment |
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/questions/315671/… could help
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 17:59
@alice19 Not so long ago,@cfrproposed a fantastic solution for an alternative usingTikz-- the so-calledchronos, an alternative forchronosys. With that you can dobegintikzpicture [ chronos=% start date=-800-01-01, end date=-14-01-01, step years=50, only text, timeline width=100mm, timeline marks, timeline mark eras, timeline year=font=scriptsize, lines/.style=draw=none, events/.append style=rotate=-45, anchor=west, event distance=-2.5pt, ] chronosevent-753[text=gray]Rome's Foundation endtikzpicture.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:00
@samcarter apparently we both looked into the same reference ;)
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:01
1
@Raaja Well, it's a good reference :)
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 18:02
@samcarter yes indeed.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:04
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/questions/315671/… could help
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 17:59
maybe tex.stackexchange.com/questions/315671/… could help
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 17:59
@alice19 Not so long ago,
@cfr proposed a fantastic solution for an alternative using Tikz -- the so-called chronos, an alternative for chronosys. With that you can do begintikzpicture [ chronos=% start date=-800-01-01, end date=-14-01-01, step years=50, only text, timeline width=100mm, timeline marks, timeline mark eras, timeline year=font=scriptsize, lines/.style=draw=none, events/.append style=rotate=-45, anchor=west, event distance=-2.5pt, ] chronosevent-753[text=gray]Rome's Foundation endtikzpicture.– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:00
@alice19 Not so long ago,
@cfr proposed a fantastic solution for an alternative using Tikz -- the so-called chronos, an alternative for chronosys. With that you can do begintikzpicture [ chronos=% start date=-800-01-01, end date=-14-01-01, step years=50, only text, timeline width=100mm, timeline marks, timeline mark eras, timeline year=font=scriptsize, lines/.style=draw=none, events/.append style=rotate=-45, anchor=west, event distance=-2.5pt, ] chronosevent-753[text=gray]Rome's Foundation endtikzpicture.– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:00
@samcarter apparently we both looked into the same reference ;)
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:01
@samcarter apparently we both looked into the same reference ;)
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:01
1
1
@Raaja Well, it's a good reference :)
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 18:02
@Raaja Well, it's a good reference :)
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 18:02
@samcarter yes indeed.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:04
@samcarter yes indeed.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:04
add a comment |
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documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
newcommandmychronodatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
catcode`!=11
defeventyear!chreventyear
catcode`!=12
newcommandmyeventdatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
]
chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
12/-753Rome's foundation
chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]-500-200important event
stopchronology
enddocument
answered Feb 1 at 23:14
Hafid BoukhouldaHafid Boukhoulda
4,6941625
@alice19 Pleased to know that your problem is solved!
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 2 at 18:02
I'm embarrassed to ask but is there any way to make this for a date range? For example, if something is dates to 750-740 BC?
– alice19
7 hours ago
@alice19 You should not be embarrassed at all.! It's a pleasure for me. Answer updated.
– Hafid Boukhoulda
22 mins ago
add a comment |
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documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
newcommandmychronodatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
catcode`!=11
defeventyear!chreventyear
catcode`!=12
newcommandmyeventdatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
]
chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
12/-753Rome's foundation
chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]-500-200important event
stopchronology
enddocument
answered Feb 1 at 23:14
Hafid BoukhouldaHafid Boukhoulda
4,6941625
@alice19 Pleased to know that your problem is solved!
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 2 at 18:02
I'm embarrassed to ask but is there any way to make this for a date range? For example, if something is dates to 750-740 BC?
– alice19
7 hours ago
@alice19 You should not be embarrassed at all.! It's a pleasure for me. Answer updated.
– Hafid Boukhoulda
22 mins ago
add a comment |
4
documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
newcommandmychronodatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
catcode`!=11
defeventyear!chreventyear
catcode`!=12
newcommandmyeventdatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
]
chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
12/-753Rome's foundation
chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]-500-200important event
stopchronology
enddocument
answered Feb 1 at 23:14
Hafid BoukhouldaHafid Boukhoulda
4,6941625
@alice19 Pleased to know that your problem is solved!
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 2 at 18:02
I'm embarrassed to ask but is there any way to make this for a date range? For example, if something is dates to 750-740 BC?
– alice19
7 hours ago
@alice19 You should not be embarrassed at all.! It's a pleasure for me. Answer updated.
– Hafid Boukhoulda
22 mins ago
add a comment |
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documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
newcommandmychronodatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
catcode`!=11
defeventyear!chreventyear
catcode`!=12
newcommandmyeventdatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
]
chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
12/-753Rome's foundation
chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]-500-200important event
stopchronology
enddocument
answered Feb 1 at 23:14
Hafid BoukhouldaHafid Boukhoulda
4,6941625
documentclassarticle
usepackagechronosys
newcommandmychronodatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
catcode`!=11
defeventyear!chreventyear
catcode`!=12
newcommandmyeventdatestyle[1]
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparseequal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":
~pgfmathresult
begindocument
startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
]
chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
12/-753Rome's foundation
chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]-500-200important event
stopchronology
enddocument
answered Feb 1 at 23:14
Hafid BoukhouldaHafid Boukhoulda
4,6941625
edited 27 mins ago
answered Feb 1 at 23:14
Hafid BoukhouldaHafid Boukhoulda
4,6941625
answered Feb 1 at 23:14
Hafid BoukhouldaHafid Boukhoulda
4,6941625
answered Feb 1 at 23:14
Hafid BoukhouldaHafid Boukhoulda
4,6941625
4,6941625
@alice19 Pleased to know that your problem is solved!
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 2 at 18:02
I'm embarrassed to ask but is there any way to make this for a date range? For example, if something is dates to 750-740 BC?
– alice19
7 hours ago
@alice19 You should not be embarrassed at all.! It's a pleasure for me. Answer updated.
– Hafid Boukhoulda
22 mins ago
add a comment |
@alice19 Pleased to know that your problem is solved!
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 2 at 18:02
I'm embarrassed to ask but is there any way to make this for a date range? For example, if something is dates to 750-740 BC?
– alice19
7 hours ago
@alice19 You should not be embarrassed at all.! It's a pleasure for me. Answer updated.
– Hafid Boukhoulda
22 mins ago
@alice19 Pleased to know that your problem is solved!
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 2 at 18:02
@alice19 Pleased to know that your problem is solved!
– Hafid Boukhoulda
Feb 2 at 18:02
I'm embarrassed to ask but is there any way to make this for a date range? For example, if something is dates to 750-740 BC?
– alice19
7 hours ago
I'm embarrassed to ask but is there any way to make this for a date range? For example, if something is dates to 750-740 BC?
– alice19
7 hours ago
@alice19 You should not be embarrassed at all.! It's a pleasure for me. Answer updated.
– Hafid Boukhoulda
22 mins ago
@alice19 You should not be embarrassed at all.! It's a pleasure for me. Answer updated.
– Hafid Boukhoulda
22 mins ago
add a comment |
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maybe tex.stackexchange.com/questions/315671/… could help
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 17:59
@alice19 Not so long ago,
@cfrproposed a fantastic solution for an alternative usingTikz-- the so-calledchronos, an alternative forchronosys. With that you can dobegintikzpicture [ chronos=% start date=-800-01-01, end date=-14-01-01, step years=50, only text, timeline width=100mm, timeline marks, timeline mark eras, timeline year=font=scriptsize, lines/.style=draw=none, events/.append style=rotate=-45, anchor=west, event distance=-2.5pt, ] chronosevent-753[text=gray]Rome's Foundation endtikzpicture.– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:00
@samcarter apparently we both looked into the same reference ;)
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:01
1
@Raaja Well, it's a good reference :)
– samcarter
Feb 1 at 18:02
@samcarter yes indeed.
– Raaja
Feb 1 at 18:04