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I'm using the TikZ Qtree package for making syntactic tree diagrams. Am wondering how to add subcaptions for individual node labels, such as shown in attached photo, as well as formating them (strikethrough, bold, etc.). Thanks!
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I'm using the TikZ Qtree package for making syntactic tree diagrams. Am wondering how to add subcaptions for individual node labels, such as shown in attached photo, as well as formating them (strikethrough, bold, etc.). Thanks!
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I'm using the TikZ Qtree package for making syntactic tree diagrams. Am wondering how to add subcaptions for individual node labels, such as shown in attached photo, as well as formating them (strikethrough, bold, etc.). Thanks!
formatting tikz-trees linguistics tikz-qtree
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I'm using the TikZ Qtree package for making syntactic tree diagrams. Am wondering how to add subcaptions for individual node labels, such as shown in attached photo, as well as formating them (strikethrough, bold, etc.). Thanks!
formatting tikz-trees linguistics tikz-qtree
formatting tikz-trees linguistics tikz-qtree
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You don't give an example, but if you add
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north
you can allow explicit tabular newlines in node labels.
I've used the ulem package for strikeout, and made two macro wrappers to format interpretable and uninterpretable features.
If you haven't committed lots of time to using tikz-qtree you might want to consider using the more powerful forest package instead. The syntax is basically the same except node labels don't require . prefixes, and no extra code is required to allow tabular newlines in node labels. I've added a forest example too.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[normalem]ulem
newcommandiF[1][bfseries#1]
newcommanduF[1][emphsout#1kern1pt]
newcommand1$'$
usepackagetikz-qtree
usepackage[linguistics]forest
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north% needed for tikz-qtree
begindocument
Tree
[.TP [.PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[.T1
[.T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[.VP
[.V\raining ]
[.PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
beginforest
[TP [PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[T1
[T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[VP
[V\raining ]
[PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
endforest
enddocument
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You don't give an example, but if you add
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north
you can allow explicit tabular newlines in node labels.
I've used the ulem package for strikeout, and made two macro wrappers to format interpretable and uninterpretable features.
If you haven't committed lots of time to using tikz-qtree you might want to consider using the more powerful forest package instead. The syntax is basically the same except node labels don't require . prefixes, and no extra code is required to allow tabular newlines in node labels. I've added a forest example too.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[normalem]ulem
newcommandiF[1][bfseries#1]
newcommanduF[1][emphsout#1kern1pt]
newcommand1$'$
usepackagetikz-qtree
usepackage[linguistics]forest
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north% needed for tikz-qtree
begindocument
Tree
[.TP [.PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[.T1
[.T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[.VP
[.V\raining ]
[.PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
beginforest
[TP [PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[T1
[T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[VP
[V\raining ]
[PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
endforest
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
Alan Munn
156k27419692
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
You don't give an example, but if you add
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north
you can allow explicit tabular newlines in node labels.
I've used the ulem package for strikeout, and made two macro wrappers to format interpretable and uninterpretable features.
If you haven't committed lots of time to using tikz-qtree you might want to consider using the more powerful forest package instead. The syntax is basically the same except node labels don't require . prefixes, and no extra code is required to allow tabular newlines in node labels. I've added a forest example too.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[normalem]ulem
newcommandiF[1][bfseries#1]
newcommanduF[1][emphsout#1kern1pt]
newcommand1$'$
usepackagetikz-qtree
usepackage[linguistics]forest
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north% needed for tikz-qtree
begindocument
Tree
[.TP [.PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[.T1
[.T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[.VP
[.V\raining ]
[.PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
beginforest
[TP [PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[T1
[T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[VP
[V\raining ]
[PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
endforest
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
Alan Munn
156k27419692
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
You don't give an example, but if you add
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north
you can allow explicit tabular newlines in node labels.
I've used the ulem package for strikeout, and made two macro wrappers to format interpretable and uninterpretable features.
If you haven't committed lots of time to using tikz-qtree you might want to consider using the more powerful forest package instead. The syntax is basically the same except node labels don't require . prefixes, and no extra code is required to allow tabular newlines in node labels. I've added a forest example too.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[normalem]ulem
newcommandiF[1][bfseries#1]
newcommanduF[1][emphsout#1kern1pt]
newcommand1$'$
usepackagetikz-qtree
usepackage[linguistics]forest
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north% needed for tikz-qtree
begindocument
Tree
[.TP [.PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[.T1
[.T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[.VP
[.V\raining ]
[.PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
beginforest
[TP [PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[T1
[T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[VP
[V\raining ]
[PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
endforest
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
Alan Munn
156k27419692
You don't give an example, but if you add
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north
you can allow explicit tabular newlines in node labels.
I've used the ulem package for strikeout, and made two macro wrappers to format interpretable and uninterpretable features.
If you haven't committed lots of time to using tikz-qtree you might want to consider using the more powerful forest package instead. The syntax is basically the same except node labels don't require . prefixes, and no extra code is required to allow tabular newlines in node labels. I've added a forest example too.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[normalem]ulem
newcommandiF[1][bfseries#1]
newcommanduF[1][emphsout#1kern1pt]
newcommand1$'$
usepackagetikz-qtree
usepackage[linguistics]forest
tikzsetevery tree node/.style=align=center,anchor=north% needed for tikz-qtree
begindocument
Tree
[.TP [.PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[.T1
[.T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[.VP
[.V\raining ]
[.PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
beginforest
[TP [PRN\it\iF3-Pers\iFSg-Num\uFNom Case ]
[T1
[T\textscbe\iFPres-Tns\uF3-Pers\uFSg-Num\uFEPP ]
[VP
[V\raining ]
[PRN\soutit ]
]
]
]
endforest
enddocument
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