Graphical components

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Chapter 3 Graphical components

Now that we have some of the basics out of the way, we will begin to introduce the graphical content that goes into a PreFigure diagram. As a reminder, PreFigure is designed to enable authors to focus on the structure of their diagrams. This means that elements that produce graphical components are intended to correspond to graphical mathematical objects. This chapter will describe many of these graphical elements and their attributes.

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