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PreFigure Author’s Guide
David Austin
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Front Matter
1
Introduction
1.1
An example diagram
1.2
Accessibility
1.3
A gallery of diagrams
1.4
Installation and use
2
Getting Started
2.1
The
<diagram>
element
2.2
The
<coordinates>
element
2.3
The
<definition>
element and user namespace
3
Graphical components
3.1
Stroke, fill, and other graphical attributes
3.1.1
Colors
3.1.2
Stroke attributes
3.1.3
Fill attributes
3.1.4
Handles
3.2
Outlining and
<group>
s
3.2.1
Outlining
3.2.2
Groups
3.3
Grid and Axes
3.3.1
<grid-axes>
3.3.2
Grids
3.3.3
Axes
3.4
Labels
3.4.1
Creating labels
3.4.2
Legends
3.5
Points, lines, and polygons
3.5.1
Points
3.5.2
Lines
3.5.3
Vectors
3.5.4
Polygons
3.5.5
Splines
3.5.6
Triangles
3.6
Circles, ellipses, and rectangles
3.6.1
Circles
3.6.2
Arcs
3.6.3
Angle markers
3.6.4
Rectangles
3.7
Calculus components
3.7.1
Graphs and tangent lines
3.7.2
Parametric curves
3.7.3
Implicit curves
3.7.4
Areas
3.7.5
Riemann sums
3.8
Differential equations
3.8.1
Slope Fields
3.8.2
Solutions to differential equations
3.8.3
Discontinuities
3.8.4
Delta functions
3.8.5
Euler’s method
3.9
Networks
3.9.1
Getting started
3.9.2
A more verbose network
3.9.3
Positioning the nodes
3.9.4
Putting everything together
3.10
Paths
3.10.1
Defining paths
3.10.2
Decorations
3.11
Shape constructions and clipping
3.11.1
Defining shapes
3.11.2
Shape Constructions
3.11.3
Clipping
4
Managing a PreFigure project
4.1
The publication file
4.2
Authoring diagrams within PreTeXt
5
Next steps
5.1
The
<repeat>
element
5.2
Arrows
5.3
Transforms
5.4
Mathematical operations
5.4.1
Math operations
5.4.2
Vector operations
5.4.3
List operations
6
Accessibility
6.1
Annotating a diagram
6.1.1
The
diagcess
library
6.1.2
The annotation tree
6.1.3
Annotations within repeat elements
6.2
Tactile diagrams
6.2.1
Anatomy of a tactile diagram
6.2.2
PreFigure considerations for tactile diagrams
6.2.3
Captions in tactile diagrams
Backmatter
Colophon
Colophon
This work was authored in PreTeXt.