Date label text overlapping in chronosys












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I'm attempting (with huge help from Hafid Boukhoulda who helped here) to utilise chronosys to construct a number of timelines, mostly on BC date ranges. Most data has been fixed-points, so not a problem, but some are events dated only to date ranges. I come across a problem when date ranges are close together:



documentclass{article}
usepackage{chronosys}

newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{

pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}
~pgfmathresult
}


catcode`!=11
defeventyear{!chreventyear}
catcode`!=12

newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{
pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}
pgfmathresult
pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}
~pgfmathresult
}



begin{document}


startchronology
[startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
]
chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
{12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]{-350}{-320}{important event}
stopchronology

end{document}


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    I'm attempting (with huge help from Hafid Boukhoulda who helped here) to utilise chronosys to construct a number of timelines, mostly on BC date ranges. Most data has been fixed-points, so not a problem, but some are events dated only to date ranges. I come across a problem when date ranges are close together:



    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{chronosys}

    newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{

    pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }
    pgfmathresult
    pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}
    ~pgfmathresult
    }


    catcode`!=11
    defeventyear{!chreventyear}
    catcode`!=12

    newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{
    pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}
    pgfmathresult
    pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}
    ~pgfmathresult
    }



    begin{document}


    startchronology
    [startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
    datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
    ]
    chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
    {12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

    chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]{-350}{-320}{important event}
    stopchronology

    end{document}


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      I'm attempting (with huge help from Hafid Boukhoulda who helped here) to utilise chronosys to construct a number of timelines, mostly on BC date ranges. Most data has been fixed-points, so not a problem, but some are events dated only to date ranges. I come across a problem when date ranges are close together:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{chronosys}

      newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{

      pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }
      pgfmathresult
      pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}
      ~pgfmathresult
      }


      catcode`!=11
      defeventyear{!chreventyear}
      catcode`!=12

      newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{
      pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}
      pgfmathresult
      pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}
      ~pgfmathresult
      }



      begin{document}


      startchronology
      [startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
      datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
      ]
      chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
      {12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

      chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]{-350}{-320}{important event}
      stopchronology

      end{document}


      Snippet showing problem










      share|improve this question














      I'm attempting (with huge help from Hafid Boukhoulda who helped here) to utilise chronosys to construct a number of timelines, mostly on BC date ranges. Most data has been fixed-points, so not a problem, but some are events dated only to date ranges. I come across a problem when date ranges are close together:



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{chronosys}

      newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{

      pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }
      pgfmathresult
      pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}
      ~pgfmathresult
      }


      catcode`!=11
      defeventyear{!chreventyear}
      catcode`!=12

      newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{
      pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}
      pgfmathresult
      pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}
      ~pgfmathresult
      }



      begin{document}


      startchronology
      [startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
      datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
      ]
      chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
      {12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

      chronoperiode[datesstyle=mychronodatestyle,dateselevation=2pt]{-350}{-320}{important event}
      stopchronology

      end{document}


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          Your datestyle was inadequate for the narrow date band provided. So I created an alternate (vertical) date style (named mychronovdatestyle, note the v) for such narrowly spaced events.



          I also added a number of % chars at line end, to suppress stray spaces from getting introduced into the labels.



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{chronosys}

          newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{%
          pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
          pgfmathresult%
          pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
          ~pgfmathresult%
          }

          newcommand{mychronovdatestyle}[1]{%
          pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
          edeftmp{pgfmathresult}%
          pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
          kern-1.5ptrotatebox[origin=left]{90}{--- tmp~pgfmathresult}%
          }

          catcode`!=11
          defeventyear{!chreventyear}
          catcode`!=12

          newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{%
          pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}%
          pgfmathresult%
          pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}%
          ~pgfmathresult%
          }
          begin{document}
          startchronology
          [startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
          datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
          ]
          chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
          {12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

          chronoperiode[color=red,datesstyle=mychronovdatestyle,dateselevation=-7pt]
          {-350}{-320}{important event}
          stopchronology

          end{document}


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            Your datestyle was inadequate for the narrow date band provided. So I created an alternate (vertical) date style (named mychronovdatestyle, note the v) for such narrowly spaced events.



            I also added a number of % chars at line end, to suppress stray spaces from getting introduced into the labels.



            documentclass{article}
            usepackage{chronosys}

            newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{%
            pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
            pgfmathresult%
            pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
            ~pgfmathresult%
            }

            newcommand{mychronovdatestyle}[1]{%
            pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
            edeftmp{pgfmathresult}%
            pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
            kern-1.5ptrotatebox[origin=left]{90}{--- tmp~pgfmathresult}%
            }

            catcode`!=11
            defeventyear{!chreventyear}
            catcode`!=12

            newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{%
            pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}%
            pgfmathresult%
            pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}%
            ~pgfmathresult%
            }
            begin{document}
            startchronology
            [startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
            datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
            ]
            chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
            {12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

            chronoperiode[color=red,datesstyle=mychronovdatestyle,dateselevation=-7pt]
            {-350}{-320}{important event}
            stopchronology

            end{document}


            enter image description here






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              Your datestyle was inadequate for the narrow date band provided. So I created an alternate (vertical) date style (named mychronovdatestyle, note the v) for such narrowly spaced events.



              I also added a number of % chars at line end, to suppress stray spaces from getting introduced into the labels.



              documentclass{article}
              usepackage{chronosys}

              newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{%
              pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
              pgfmathresult%
              pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
              ~pgfmathresult%
              }

              newcommand{mychronovdatestyle}[1]{%
              pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
              edeftmp{pgfmathresult}%
              pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
              kern-1.5ptrotatebox[origin=left]{90}{--- tmp~pgfmathresult}%
              }

              catcode`!=11
              defeventyear{!chreventyear}
              catcode`!=12

              newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{%
              pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}%
              pgfmathresult%
              pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}%
              ~pgfmathresult%
              }
              begin{document}
              startchronology
              [startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
              datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
              ]
              chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
              {12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

              chronoperiode[color=red,datesstyle=mychronovdatestyle,dateselevation=-7pt]
              {-350}{-320}{important event}
              stopchronology

              end{document}


              enter image description here






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                Your datestyle was inadequate for the narrow date band provided. So I created an alternate (vertical) date style (named mychronovdatestyle, note the v) for such narrowly spaced events.



                I also added a number of % chars at line end, to suppress stray spaces from getting introduced into the labels.



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage{chronosys}

                newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
                pgfmathresult%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
                ~pgfmathresult%
                }

                newcommand{mychronovdatestyle}[1]{%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
                edeftmp{pgfmathresult}%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
                kern-1.5ptrotatebox[origin=left]{90}{--- tmp~pgfmathresult}%
                }

                catcode`!=11
                defeventyear{!chreventyear}
                catcode`!=12

                newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}%
                pgfmathresult%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}%
                ~pgfmathresult%
                }
                begin{document}
                startchronology
                [startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
                datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
                ]
                chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
                {12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

                chronoperiode[color=red,datesstyle=mychronovdatestyle,dateselevation=-7pt]
                {-350}{-320}{important event}
                stopchronology

                end{document}


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer















                Your datestyle was inadequate for the narrow date band provided. So I created an alternate (vertical) date style (named mychronovdatestyle, note the v) for such narrowly spaced events.



                I also added a number of % chars at line end, to suppress stray spaces from getting introduced into the labels.



                documentclass{article}
                usepackage{chronosys}

                newcommand{mychronodatestyle}[1]{%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
                pgfmathresult%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
                ~pgfmathresult%
                }

                newcommand{mychronovdatestyle}[1]{%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? int(abs(#1)):#1 }%
                edeftmp{pgfmathresult}%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(#1),-1)? "BC":}%
                kern-1.5ptrotatebox[origin=left]{90}{--- tmp~pgfmathresult}%
                }

                catcode`!=11
                defeventyear{!chreventyear}
                catcode`!=12

                newcommand{myeventdatestyle}[1]{%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? int(abs(eventyear)):"#1"}%
                pgfmathresult%
                pgfmathparse{equal(sign(eventyear),-1)? "BC":}%
                ~pgfmathresult%
                }
                begin{document}
                startchronology
                [startyear=-800,stopyear=-14, arrow=false, height=0.2em, dateselevation=10pt,
                datesstyle=mychronodatestyle
                ]
                chronoevent[datestyle=myeventdatestyle ]
                {12/-753}{Rome's foundation}

                chronoperiode[color=red,datesstyle=mychronovdatestyle,dateselevation=-7pt]
                {-350}{-320}{important event}
                stopchronology

                end{document}


                enter image description here







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