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How could one implement a divider-line for tikz-timing?
Usage of library advnodes of the tikz-timing package causes “Undefined control sequence”-errorHow to plot f(t), g(t) values as a row in timing diagramm?Cannot use endextracode in tikz-timingLaTeX tikz-timing - adjust fontsize independently for each row labelBackground fill for H (high) timing character, and diagram size for tikz-timingCannot use endextracode in tikz-timingHow to add y-label in tikz-timing graph?Clock Pulse is shifting in Tikz-timing?Arbitrary Colored Data Cell in Tikz-timing?flusright in Tikz-timingLine up nested tikz enviroments or how to get rid of themtikz-timing missing clock arrowHow can I create a new tikz-timing character or modify an existing one?
8
I'm using tikz-timing to draw timing diagrams. My last one is a bit super sized, so I was looking for dividers to enhance readability. Some HDL simulators and waveform viewers support that feature to group signals.
My current implementation is hard coded and I'm looking for some advice how I could generalize this feature.
Here is my waveform:
(clickable)
My current code look like this:
documentclass[convert=density=600,size=2000x800,outext=.png]standalone
% Document encoding, language, hyphenation, bibliography, ...
usepackage[utf8]inputenc % UTF-8 tex file input incoding
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Type1 font encoding
usepackage[ngerman]babel % new german writing rules; must be loaded before microtype
% general packages
usepackagecourier % set courier font as default for teletype writer (texttt, ttfamily, ...)
usepackage[usenames,svgnames,table]xcolor % load colors and color-names
% ext. includes, graphics, drawings, diagrams, timing
usepackagepgf % primitive drawing library
usepackagetikz % PGF frontend, drawing macros
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta % sublibrary extended arrows
usepackagetikz-timing % spezial TikZ library for waveform/timing diagrams
usetikztiminglibraryadvnodes % sublibrary for advanced anchor nodes
usetikztiminglibrarycounters % sublibrary for automated content generation
usetikztiminglibraryclockarrows % sublibrary for for arrows on rising/falling edges
usetikztiminglibraryeither % sublibrary for new either symbol
usetikztiminglibrarycolumntype % sublibrary for
usetikztiminglibraryoverlays % sublibrary for overlay generation
usetikztiminglibrarynicetabs % sublibrary for better looking timingtables
makeatletter % setting math codes
mathcode`,="013B % set margin for integer to fractional part delimiter sign in numbers; don't interpret comma as list delimiter
makeatother
begindocument
begintikztimingtable[
timing/table/header/.style=font=bf,
timing/wscale=2,
timing/nice tabs,
>=Latex, % override tikz arrows to LaTeX default arrows
]
\ % empty line for time scale
% section A
RefClock_150MHz & h 58c 13c 92c \
\ % empty line for divider
% section B
PowerDown & [thick,violet] lN(BA1)h 36H hN(BA2)l 44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange] 28L N(BB1) 8H 8H N(BB2) 38L \
\ % empty line for time scale
extracode
makeatletter
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauf
tablerules
% time scale
pgfmathsetmacrotwidthnewtwidth/2
pgfmathsetmacronrowsnew76
draw[->,thick] (0,0) -- +(twidth+1,0);
draw[->,thick] (0,-nrowsnew-1) -- +(twidth+1,0);
foreach n in 0,1,...,30
pgfmathsetmacronnewint(n*2)
draw(nnew,-0.2) -- +(0,.4) node[above,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n
(nnew,-nrowsnew-1+0.2) -- +(0,-.4) node[below,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n;
foreach n in 36,37,...,twidthnew
pgfmathsetmacronnewint(n*2)
draw(nnew,-0.2) -- +(0,.4) node[above,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n
(nnew,-nrowsnew-1+0.2) -- +(0,-.4) node[below,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n;
% background help lines
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines2,4,5,...,11,13,14,15,17,18,...,21,23,24,...,30,32,33,...,40,42,43,...,46
vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-2.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-17.5) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-24.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-34.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-49.6) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-66.4) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
endbackground
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-2.3) Transceiver Interface;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-17.5) Synchronized Interface;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-24.3) PowerDown Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-34.3) ClockNet / CPLL Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-49.6) GTX Reset Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-66.4) UserLogic / FSM Control;
endpgfonlayer
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
The dividers are described in the last 16 lines. I would like to use anchors to calculate the rectangle boxes and the text nodes, but I could find a way to get the right coordinates.
What would be the best solution?
I think the best solution would be to have a macro dividertext which can be placed into the empty line like this.
\ % empty line for time scale
RefClock_150MHz & h 58c 13c 92c \
dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet] lN(BA1)h 36H hN(BA2)l 44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange] 28L N(BB1) 8H 8H N(BB2) 38L \
What would be the second best solution?
I think having a divider[linenumber]text macro for the beginbackground environment could also solve the question :).
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines2,4,5,...,11,13,14,15,17,18,...,21,23,24,...,30,32,33,...,40,42,43,...,46
vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
divider[color=bgred](2)Transceiver Interface;
endbackground
P.S.
Having such a macro for time scale, too, would be the icing on the cake :)
tikz-pgf tikz-timing
asked Mar 28 '15 at 11:36
PaebbelsPaebbels
79115
add a comment |
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I'm using tikz-timing to draw timing diagrams. My last one is a bit super sized, so I was looking for dividers to enhance readability. Some HDL simulators and waveform viewers support that feature to group signals.
My current implementation is hard coded and I'm looking for some advice how I could generalize this feature.
Here is my waveform:
(clickable)
My current code look like this:
documentclass[convert=density=600,size=2000x800,outext=.png]standalone
% Document encoding, language, hyphenation, bibliography, ...
usepackage[utf8]inputenc % UTF-8 tex file input incoding
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Type1 font encoding
usepackage[ngerman]babel % new german writing rules; must be loaded before microtype
% general packages
usepackagecourier % set courier font as default for teletype writer (texttt, ttfamily, ...)
usepackage[usenames,svgnames,table]xcolor % load colors and color-names
% ext. includes, graphics, drawings, diagrams, timing
usepackagepgf % primitive drawing library
usepackagetikz % PGF frontend, drawing macros
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta % sublibrary extended arrows
usepackagetikz-timing % spezial TikZ library for waveform/timing diagrams
usetikztiminglibraryadvnodes % sublibrary for advanced anchor nodes
usetikztiminglibrarycounters % sublibrary for automated content generation
usetikztiminglibraryclockarrows % sublibrary for for arrows on rising/falling edges
usetikztiminglibraryeither % sublibrary for new either symbol
usetikztiminglibrarycolumntype % sublibrary for
usetikztiminglibraryoverlays % sublibrary for overlay generation
usetikztiminglibrarynicetabs % sublibrary for better looking timingtables
makeatletter % setting math codes
mathcode`,="013B % set margin for integer to fractional part delimiter sign in numbers; don't interpret comma as list delimiter
makeatother
begindocument
begintikztimingtable[
timing/table/header/.style=font=bf,
timing/wscale=2,
timing/nice tabs,
>=Latex, % override tikz arrows to LaTeX default arrows
]
\ % empty line for time scale
% section A
RefClock_150MHz & h 58c 13c 92c \
\ % empty line for divider
% section B
PowerDown & [thick,violet] lN(BA1)h 36H hN(BA2)l 44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange] 28L N(BB1) 8H 8H N(BB2) 38L \
\ % empty line for time scale
extracode
makeatletter
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauf
tablerules
% time scale
pgfmathsetmacrotwidthnewtwidth/2
pgfmathsetmacronrowsnew76
draw[->,thick] (0,0) -- +(twidth+1,0);
draw[->,thick] (0,-nrowsnew-1) -- +(twidth+1,0);
foreach n in 0,1,...,30
pgfmathsetmacronnewint(n*2)
draw(nnew,-0.2) -- +(0,.4) node[above,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n
(nnew,-nrowsnew-1+0.2) -- +(0,-.4) node[below,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n;
foreach n in 36,37,...,twidthnew
pgfmathsetmacronnewint(n*2)
draw(nnew,-0.2) -- +(0,.4) node[above,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n
(nnew,-nrowsnew-1+0.2) -- +(0,-.4) node[below,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n;
% background help lines
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines2,4,5,...,11,13,14,15,17,18,...,21,23,24,...,30,32,33,...,40,42,43,...,46
vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-2.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-17.5) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-24.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-34.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-49.6) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-66.4) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
endbackground
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-2.3) Transceiver Interface;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-17.5) Synchronized Interface;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-24.3) PowerDown Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-34.3) ClockNet / CPLL Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-49.6) GTX Reset Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-66.4) UserLogic / FSM Control;
endpgfonlayer
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
The dividers are described in the last 16 lines. I would like to use anchors to calculate the rectangle boxes and the text nodes, but I could find a way to get the right coordinates.
What would be the best solution?
I think the best solution would be to have a macro dividertext which can be placed into the empty line like this.
\ % empty line for time scale
RefClock_150MHz & h 58c 13c 92c \
dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet] lN(BA1)h 36H hN(BA2)l 44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange] 28L N(BB1) 8H 8H N(BB2) 38L \
What would be the second best solution?
I think having a divider[linenumber]text macro for the beginbackground environment could also solve the question :).
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines2,4,5,...,11,13,14,15,17,18,...,21,23,24,...,30,32,33,...,40,42,43,...,46
vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
divider[color=bgred](2)Transceiver Interface;
endbackground
P.S.
Having such a macro for time scale, too, would be the icing on the cake :)
tikz-pgf tikz-timing
asked Mar 28 '15 at 11:36
PaebbelsPaebbels
79115
Please complete your code so that it forms a compilable example i.e. can be copy-paste-compiled to reproduce the diagram you want help with.
– cfr
Mar 31 '15 at 0:48
@cfr I added the requested header lines to load documentclass standalone and import tikz-timing.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 8:53
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I'm using tikz-timing to draw timing diagrams. My last one is a bit super sized, so I was looking for dividers to enhance readability. Some HDL simulators and waveform viewers support that feature to group signals.
My current implementation is hard coded and I'm looking for some advice how I could generalize this feature.
Here is my waveform:
(clickable)
My current code look like this:
documentclass[convert=density=600,size=2000x800,outext=.png]standalone
% Document encoding, language, hyphenation, bibliography, ...
usepackage[utf8]inputenc % UTF-8 tex file input incoding
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Type1 font encoding
usepackage[ngerman]babel % new german writing rules; must be loaded before microtype
% general packages
usepackagecourier % set courier font as default for teletype writer (texttt, ttfamily, ...)
usepackage[usenames,svgnames,table]xcolor % load colors and color-names
% ext. includes, graphics, drawings, diagrams, timing
usepackagepgf % primitive drawing library
usepackagetikz % PGF frontend, drawing macros
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta % sublibrary extended arrows
usepackagetikz-timing % spezial TikZ library for waveform/timing diagrams
usetikztiminglibraryadvnodes % sublibrary for advanced anchor nodes
usetikztiminglibrarycounters % sublibrary for automated content generation
usetikztiminglibraryclockarrows % sublibrary for for arrows on rising/falling edges
usetikztiminglibraryeither % sublibrary for new either symbol
usetikztiminglibrarycolumntype % sublibrary for
usetikztiminglibraryoverlays % sublibrary for overlay generation
usetikztiminglibrarynicetabs % sublibrary for better looking timingtables
makeatletter % setting math codes
mathcode`,="013B % set margin for integer to fractional part delimiter sign in numbers; don't interpret comma as list delimiter
makeatother
begindocument
begintikztimingtable[
timing/table/header/.style=font=bf,
timing/wscale=2,
timing/nice tabs,
>=Latex, % override tikz arrows to LaTeX default arrows
]
\ % empty line for time scale
% section A
RefClock_150MHz & h 58c 13c 92c \
\ % empty line for divider
% section B
PowerDown & [thick,violet] lN(BA1)h 36H hN(BA2)l 44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange] 28L N(BB1) 8H 8H N(BB2) 38L \
\ % empty line for time scale
extracode
makeatletter
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauf
tablerules
% time scale
pgfmathsetmacrotwidthnewtwidth/2
pgfmathsetmacronrowsnew76
draw[->,thick] (0,0) -- +(twidth+1,0);
draw[->,thick] (0,-nrowsnew-1) -- +(twidth+1,0);
foreach n in 0,1,...,30
pgfmathsetmacronnewint(n*2)
draw(nnew,-0.2) -- +(0,.4) node[above,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n
(nnew,-nrowsnew-1+0.2) -- +(0,-.4) node[below,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n;
foreach n in 36,37,...,twidthnew
pgfmathsetmacronnewint(n*2)
draw(nnew,-0.2) -- +(0,.4) node[above,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n
(nnew,-nrowsnew-1+0.2) -- +(0,-.4) node[below,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n;
% background help lines
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines2,4,5,...,11,13,14,15,17,18,...,21,23,24,...,30,32,33,...,40,42,43,...,46
vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-2.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-17.5) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-24.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-34.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-49.6) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-66.4) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
endbackground
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-2.3) Transceiver Interface;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-17.5) Synchronized Interface;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-24.3) PowerDown Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-34.3) ClockNet / CPLL Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-49.6) GTX Reset Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-66.4) UserLogic / FSM Control;
endpgfonlayer
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
The dividers are described in the last 16 lines. I would like to use anchors to calculate the rectangle boxes and the text nodes, but I could find a way to get the right coordinates.
What would be the best solution?
I think the best solution would be to have a macro dividertext which can be placed into the empty line like this.
\ % empty line for time scale
RefClock_150MHz & h 58c 13c 92c \
dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet] lN(BA1)h 36H hN(BA2)l 44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange] 28L N(BB1) 8H 8H N(BB2) 38L \
What would be the second best solution?
I think having a divider[linenumber]text macro for the beginbackground environment could also solve the question :).
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines2,4,5,...,11,13,14,15,17,18,...,21,23,24,...,30,32,33,...,40,42,43,...,46
vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
divider[color=bgred](2)Transceiver Interface;
endbackground
P.S.
Having such a macro for time scale, too, would be the icing on the cake :)
tikz-pgf tikz-timing
asked Mar 28 '15 at 11:36
PaebbelsPaebbels
79115
I'm using tikz-timing to draw timing diagrams. My last one is a bit super sized, so I was looking for dividers to enhance readability. Some HDL simulators and waveform viewers support that feature to group signals.
My current implementation is hard coded and I'm looking for some advice how I could generalize this feature.
Here is my waveform:
(clickable)
My current code look like this:
documentclass[convert=density=600,size=2000x800,outext=.png]standalone
% Document encoding, language, hyphenation, bibliography, ...
usepackage[utf8]inputenc % UTF-8 tex file input incoding
usepackage[T1]fontenc % Type1 font encoding
usepackage[ngerman]babel % new german writing rules; must be loaded before microtype
% general packages
usepackagecourier % set courier font as default for teletype writer (texttt, ttfamily, ...)
usepackage[usenames,svgnames,table]xcolor % load colors and color-names
% ext. includes, graphics, drawings, diagrams, timing
usepackagepgf % primitive drawing library
usepackagetikz % PGF frontend, drawing macros
usetikzlibraryarrows.meta % sublibrary extended arrows
usepackagetikz-timing % spezial TikZ library for waveform/timing diagrams
usetikztiminglibraryadvnodes % sublibrary for advanced anchor nodes
usetikztiminglibrarycounters % sublibrary for automated content generation
usetikztiminglibraryclockarrows % sublibrary for for arrows on rising/falling edges
usetikztiminglibraryeither % sublibrary for new either symbol
usetikztiminglibrarycolumntype % sublibrary for
usetikztiminglibraryoverlays % sublibrary for overlay generation
usetikztiminglibrarynicetabs % sublibrary for better looking timingtables
makeatletter % setting math codes
mathcode`,="013B % set margin for integer to fractional part delimiter sign in numbers; don't interpret comma as list delimiter
makeatother
begindocument
begintikztimingtable[
timing/table/header/.style=font=bf,
timing/wscale=2,
timing/nice tabs,
>=Latex, % override tikz arrows to LaTeX default arrows
]
\ % empty line for time scale
% section A
RefClock_150MHz & h 58c 13c 92c \
\ % empty line for divider
% section B
PowerDown & [thick,violet] lN(BA1)h 36H hN(BA2)l 44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange] 28L N(BB1) 8H 8H N(BB2) 38L \
\ % empty line for time scale
extracode
makeatletter
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauf
tablerules
% time scale
pgfmathsetmacrotwidthnewtwidth/2
pgfmathsetmacronrowsnew76
draw[->,thick] (0,0) -- +(twidth+1,0);
draw[->,thick] (0,-nrowsnew-1) -- +(twidth+1,0);
foreach n in 0,1,...,30
pgfmathsetmacronnewint(n*2)
draw(nnew,-0.2) -- +(0,.4) node[above,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n
(nnew,-nrowsnew-1+0.2) -- +(0,-.4) node[below,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n;
foreach n in 36,37,...,twidthnew
pgfmathsetmacronnewint(n*2)
draw(nnew,-0.2) -- +(0,.4) node[above,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n
(nnew,-nrowsnew-1+0.2) -- +(0,-.4) node[below,inner sep=2pt] scalebox0.75n;
% background help lines
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines2,4,5,...,11,13,14,15,17,18,...,21,23,24,...,30,32,33,...,40,42,43,...,46
vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-2.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-17.5) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-24.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-34.3) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-49.6) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
shade[right color=bgred,left color=bgred] (-18,-66.4) rectangle +(twidth+18,-1.2);
endbackground
beginpgfonlayerbackground
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-2.3) Transceiver Interface;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-17.5) Synchronized Interface;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-24.3) PowerDown Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-34.3) ClockNet / CPLL Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-49.6) GTX Reset Control;
node[anchor=north west,inner sep=.5pt,fgred] at (-18,-66.4) UserLogic / FSM Control;
endpgfonlayer
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
The dividers are described in the last 16 lines. I would like to use anchors to calculate the rectangle boxes and the text nodes, but I could find a way to get the right coordinates.
What would be the best solution?
I think the best solution would be to have a macro dividertext which can be placed into the empty line like this.
\ % empty line for time scale
RefClock_150MHz & h 58c 13c 92c \
dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet] lN(BA1)h 36H hN(BA2)l 44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange] 28L N(BB1) 8H 8H N(BB2) 38L \
What would be the second best solution?
I think having a divider[linenumber]text macro for the beginbackground environment could also solve the question :).
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines2,4,5,...,11,13,14,15,17,18,...,21,23,24,...,30,32,33,...,40,42,43,...,46
vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
divider[color=bgred](2)Transceiver Interface;
endbackground
P.S.
Having such a macro for time scale, too, would be the icing on the cake :)
tikz-pgf tikz-timing
tikz-pgf tikz-timing
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Please complete your code so that it forms a compilable example i.e. can be copy-paste-compiled to reproduce the diagram you want help with.
– cfr
Mar 31 '15 at 0:48
@cfr I added the requested header lines to load documentclass standalone and import tikz-timing.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 8:53
add a comment |
Please complete your code so that it forms a compilable example i.e. can be copy-paste-compiled to reproduce the diagram you want help with.
– cfr
Mar 31 '15 at 0:48
@cfr I added the requested header lines to load documentclass standalone and import tikz-timing.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 8:53
Please complete your code so that it forms a compilable example i.e. can be copy-paste-compiled to reproduce the diagram you want help with.
– cfr
Mar 31 '15 at 0:48
Please complete your code so that it forms a compilable example i.e. can be copy-paste-compiled to reproduce the diagram you want help with.
– cfr
Mar 31 '15 at 0:48
@cfr I added the requested header lines to load documentclass standalone and import tikz-timing.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 8:53
@cfr I added the requested header lines to load documentclass standalone and import tikz-timing.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 8:53
add a comment |
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Update
Now dividertext does the following:
- creates a node named
text; - creates a node named
leftsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
rightsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
bannerspan the table from(left)to(right); - creates a node inside
(banner)and typeset thetext. - Since we do not know the width of the table before it finishes, all nodes except
(text)are created afterextracode. - If there are more than one
divider's, nodes are created accordingly, sharing the y-coordinate with the corresponding mother node.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
usetikzlibraryfit
begindocument
makeatlettergdefdividers
defdivider#1
N(#1)@
g@addto@macrodividers
path(#1)-
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& dividerSynchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
fulltablegrid
dividers
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
Old Answer
Let us get the thing started.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
begindocument
defstrutlargevphantom/
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Transceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Synchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines1,...,8vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
endbackground
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
edited 14 mins ago
JDW
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answered Mar 31 '15 at 5:50
Symbol 1Symbol 1
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Your solution has several drawbacks: xshift is hard coded as -8cm. A solution which takes max label length into account would be more generic. Secondly my solution uses twidth to determine how many clock cycles are used, whereas your solution hopes that the diagram is smaller than 80 cm. On the other hand your solution has also an advantage: divider background and label are located in the corresponding line as a one-liner.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 20:18
@Paebbels Exactly! I chose to hardcode these two numbers because the widths of both column are already known by you. I mean, you definitely how many signals are there and how long do they sustain. So it is a good start, I guess?
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:30
Actually I think the best way is to useextracodeendextracodeto escape from tikz and add a raw row/rule by hand. But this feature is not working.
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:56
@Paebbels now the width is calculated automatically.
– Symbol 1
Apr 4 '15 at 17:08
Sorry for my late answer. I tested your code and it works, if tkiz-timing advnodes is disabled, otherwise a undefined control sequence error occurs:pgf@anchor@tikztiming coordinate@border ...enter.
– Paebbels
Apr 8 '15 at 12:32
|
show 2 more comments
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Update
Now dividertext does the following:
- creates a node named
text; - creates a node named
leftsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
rightsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
bannerspan the table from(left)to(right); - creates a node inside
(banner)and typeset thetext. - Since we do not know the width of the table before it finishes, all nodes except
(text)are created afterextracode. - If there are more than one
divider's, nodes are created accordingly, sharing the y-coordinate with the corresponding mother node.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
usetikzlibraryfit
begindocument
makeatlettergdefdividers
defdivider#1
N(#1)@
g@addto@macrodividers
path(#1)-
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& dividerSynchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
fulltablegrid
dividers
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
Old Answer
Let us get the thing started.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
begindocument
defstrutlargevphantom/
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Transceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Synchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines1,...,8vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
endbackground
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
edited 14 mins ago
JDW
31
answered Mar 31 '15 at 5:50
Symbol 1Symbol 1
25.7k241124
Your solution has several drawbacks: xshift is hard coded as -8cm. A solution which takes max label length into account would be more generic. Secondly my solution uses twidth to determine how many clock cycles are used, whereas your solution hopes that the diagram is smaller than 80 cm. On the other hand your solution has also an advantage: divider background and label are located in the corresponding line as a one-liner.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 20:18
@Paebbels Exactly! I chose to hardcode these two numbers because the widths of both column are already known by you. I mean, you definitely how many signals are there and how long do they sustain. So it is a good start, I guess?
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:30
Actually I think the best way is to useextracodeendextracodeto escape from tikz and add a raw row/rule by hand. But this feature is not working.
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:56
@Paebbels now the width is calculated automatically.
– Symbol 1
Apr 4 '15 at 17:08
Sorry for my late answer. I tested your code and it works, if tkiz-timing advnodes is disabled, otherwise a undefined control sequence error occurs:pgf@anchor@tikztiming coordinate@border ...enter.
– Paebbels
Apr 8 '15 at 12:32
|
show 2 more comments
1
+50
Update
Now dividertext does the following:
- creates a node named
text; - creates a node named
leftsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
rightsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
bannerspan the table from(left)to(right); - creates a node inside
(banner)and typeset thetext. - Since we do not know the width of the table before it finishes, all nodes except
(text)are created afterextracode. - If there are more than one
divider's, nodes are created accordingly, sharing the y-coordinate with the corresponding mother node.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
usetikzlibraryfit
begindocument
makeatlettergdefdividers
defdivider#1
N(#1)@
g@addto@macrodividers
path(#1)-
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& dividerSynchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
fulltablegrid
dividers
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
Old Answer
Let us get the thing started.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
begindocument
defstrutlargevphantom/
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Transceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Synchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines1,...,8vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
endbackground
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
edited 14 mins ago
JDW
31
answered Mar 31 '15 at 5:50
Symbol 1Symbol 1
25.7k241124
Your solution has several drawbacks: xshift is hard coded as -8cm. A solution which takes max label length into account would be more generic. Secondly my solution uses twidth to determine how many clock cycles are used, whereas your solution hopes that the diagram is smaller than 80 cm. On the other hand your solution has also an advantage: divider background and label are located in the corresponding line as a one-liner.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 20:18
@Paebbels Exactly! I chose to hardcode these two numbers because the widths of both column are already known by you. I mean, you definitely how many signals are there and how long do they sustain. So it is a good start, I guess?
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:30
Actually I think the best way is to useextracodeendextracodeto escape from tikz and add a raw row/rule by hand. But this feature is not working.
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:56
@Paebbels now the width is calculated automatically.
– Symbol 1
Apr 4 '15 at 17:08
Sorry for my late answer. I tested your code and it works, if tkiz-timing advnodes is disabled, otherwise a undefined control sequence error occurs:pgf@anchor@tikztiming coordinate@border ...enter.
– Paebbels
Apr 8 '15 at 12:32
|
show 2 more comments
1
+50
1
+50
1
+50
Update
Now dividertext does the following:
- creates a node named
text; - creates a node named
leftsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
rightsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
bannerspan the table from(left)to(right); - creates a node inside
(banner)and typeset thetext. - Since we do not know the width of the table before it finishes, all nodes except
(text)are created afterextracode. - If there are more than one
divider's, nodes are created accordingly, sharing the y-coordinate with the corresponding mother node.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
usetikzlibraryfit
begindocument
makeatlettergdefdividers
defdivider#1
N(#1)@
g@addto@macrodividers
path(#1)-
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& dividerSynchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
fulltablegrid
dividers
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
Old Answer
Let us get the thing started.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
begindocument
defstrutlargevphantom/
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Transceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Synchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines1,...,8vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
endbackground
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
edited 14 mins ago
JDW
31
answered Mar 31 '15 at 5:50
Symbol 1Symbol 1
25.7k241124
Update
Now dividertext does the following:
- creates a node named
text; - creates a node named
leftsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
rightsharing the y-coordinate with(text); - creates a node named
bannerspan the table from(left)to(right); - creates a node inside
(banner)and typeset thetext. - Since we do not know the width of the table before it finishes, all nodes except
(text)are created afterextracode. - If there are more than one
divider's, nodes are created accordingly, sharing the y-coordinate with the corresponding mother node.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
usetikzlibraryfit
begindocument
makeatlettergdefdividers
defdivider#1
N(#1)@
g@addto@macrodividers
path(#1)-
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& dividerTransceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& dividerSynchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
fulltablegrid
dividers
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
Old Answer
Let us get the thing started.
documentclass[border=60,tikz]standalone
usepackagetikz-timing
begindocument
defstrutlargevphantom/
begintikztimingtable[timing/wscale=2]
\
RefClock_150MHz & h58c13c92c \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Transceiver Interface \
PowerDown & [thick,violet]lN(BA1)h36HhN(BA2)l44L \
PowerDownDone & [thick,orange]28LN(BB1)8H8HN(BB2)38L \
& [opacity=0]0D[fill=red,text=white,opacity=1,xshift=-8cm,right,text width=80cm]strutLarge Synchronized Interface \
CC_Power Down & [thick,orange]2LN(CA1)37HN(CA2)43L \
\
extracode
tableheaderSignalnameSignalverlauftablerules
draw[blue,->](BA1)to[out=0,in=180](CA1);
beginbackground[gray,semitransparent,semithick]
horlines1,...,8vertlines0,2,...,60,72,74,...,twidth
endbackground
endtikztimingtable
enddocument
edited 14 mins ago
JDW
31
answered Mar 31 '15 at 5:50
Symbol 1Symbol 1
25.7k241124
edited 14 mins ago
JDW
31
edited 14 mins ago
JDW
31
edited 14 mins ago
JDW
31
31
answered Mar 31 '15 at 5:50
Symbol 1Symbol 1
25.7k241124
answered Mar 31 '15 at 5:50
Symbol 1Symbol 1
25.7k241124
answered Mar 31 '15 at 5:50
Symbol 1Symbol 1
25.7k241124
25.7k241124
Your solution has several drawbacks: xshift is hard coded as -8cm. A solution which takes max label length into account would be more generic. Secondly my solution uses twidth to determine how many clock cycles are used, whereas your solution hopes that the diagram is smaller than 80 cm. On the other hand your solution has also an advantage: divider background and label are located in the corresponding line as a one-liner.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 20:18
@Paebbels Exactly! I chose to hardcode these two numbers because the widths of both column are already known by you. I mean, you definitely how many signals are there and how long do they sustain. So it is a good start, I guess?
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:30
Actually I think the best way is to useextracodeendextracodeto escape from tikz and add a raw row/rule by hand. But this feature is not working.
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:56
@Paebbels now the width is calculated automatically.
– Symbol 1
Apr 4 '15 at 17:08
Sorry for my late answer. I tested your code and it works, if tkiz-timing advnodes is disabled, otherwise a undefined control sequence error occurs:pgf@anchor@tikztiming coordinate@border ...enter.
– Paebbels
Apr 8 '15 at 12:32
|
show 2 more comments
Your solution has several drawbacks: xshift is hard coded as -8cm. A solution which takes max label length into account would be more generic. Secondly my solution uses twidth to determine how many clock cycles are used, whereas your solution hopes that the diagram is smaller than 80 cm. On the other hand your solution has also an advantage: divider background and label are located in the corresponding line as a one-liner.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 20:18
@Paebbels Exactly! I chose to hardcode these two numbers because the widths of both column are already known by you. I mean, you definitely how many signals are there and how long do they sustain. So it is a good start, I guess?
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:30
Actually I think the best way is to useextracodeendextracodeto escape from tikz and add a raw row/rule by hand. But this feature is not working.
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:56
@Paebbels now the width is calculated automatically.
– Symbol 1
Apr 4 '15 at 17:08
Sorry for my late answer. I tested your code and it works, if tkiz-timing advnodes is disabled, otherwise a undefined control sequence error occurs:pgf@anchor@tikztiming coordinate@border ...enter.
– Paebbels
Apr 8 '15 at 12:32
Your solution has several drawbacks: xshift is hard coded as -8cm. A solution which takes max label length into account would be more generic. Secondly my solution uses twidth to determine how many clock cycles are used, whereas your solution hopes that the diagram is smaller than 80 cm. On the other hand your solution has also an advantage: divider background and label are located in the corresponding line as a one-liner.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 20:18
Your solution has several drawbacks: xshift is hard coded as -8cm. A solution which takes max label length into account would be more generic. Secondly my solution uses twidth to determine how many clock cycles are used, whereas your solution hopes that the diagram is smaller than 80 cm. On the other hand your solution has also an advantage: divider background and label are located in the corresponding line as a one-liner.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 20:18
@Paebbels Exactly! I chose to hardcode these two numbers because the widths of both column are already known by you. I mean, you definitely how many signals are there and how long do they sustain. So it is a good start, I guess?
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:30
@Paebbels Exactly! I chose to hardcode these two numbers because the widths of both column are already known by you. I mean, you definitely how many signals are there and how long do they sustain. So it is a good start, I guess?
– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:30
Actually I think the best way is to use
extracodeendextracode to escape from tikz and add a raw row/rule by hand. But this feature is not working.– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:56
Actually I think the best way is to use
extracodeendextracode to escape from tikz and add a raw row/rule by hand. But this feature is not working.– Symbol 1
Apr 2 '15 at 0:56
@Paebbels now the width is calculated automatically.
– Symbol 1
Apr 4 '15 at 17:08
@Paebbels now the width is calculated automatically.
– Symbol 1
Apr 4 '15 at 17:08
Sorry for my late answer. I tested your code and it works, if tkiz-timing advnodes is disabled, otherwise a undefined control sequence error occurs:
pgf@anchor@tikztiming coordinate@border ...enter.– Paebbels
Apr 8 '15 at 12:32
Sorry for my late answer. I tested your code and it works, if tkiz-timing advnodes is disabled, otherwise a undefined control sequence error occurs:
pgf@anchor@tikztiming coordinate@border ...enter.– Paebbels
Apr 8 '15 at 12:32
|
show 2 more comments
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Please complete your code so that it forms a compilable example i.e. can be copy-paste-compiled to reproduce the diagram you want help with.
– cfr
Mar 31 '15 at 0:48
@cfr I added the requested header lines to load documentclass standalone and import tikz-timing.
– Paebbels
Apr 1 '15 at 8:53