Orientate automatically with tikz-uml












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Is there a way to define the position of components in tikz-uml automatically?



Normally it is necessary to set the position of an component as this example shows:



begin{tikzpicture}

    umlemptyclass{A1}

    umlemptyclass[ x=3,y=−3]{A2}

end{tikzpicture}


If you don't define the position, the result would be, that the components are printed at the same position (x=0, y=0). Is there a way to create uml diagrams which components orientate automatically?






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  • Maybe not exactly automatic positioning, but you can give name to a class with umlemptyclass[name = a]{A1} for example. Then, with your second class, you specify the options node distance = xcm and position it at a given position with respect to a with, for example, the option below right of = a. A full example of your second class would be umlemptyclass[node distance = 3cm, below right of = a]{A2}.

    – KersouMan
    7 hours ago













  • Hi @KersouMan, thank you yes I already saw that in the documentation. It is better than the normal way, but still not realy automatic.

    – Ahrtaler
    28 mins ago
















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Is there a way to define the position of components in tikz-uml automatically?



Normally it is necessary to set the position of an component as this example shows:



begin{tikzpicture}

    umlemptyclass{A1}

    umlemptyclass[ x=3,y=−3]{A2}

end{tikzpicture}


If you don't define the position, the result would be, that the components are printed at the same position (x=0, y=0). Is there a way to create uml diagrams which components orientate automatically?






tikz-uml







share|improve this question

























  • Maybe not exactly automatic positioning, but you can give name to a class with umlemptyclass[name = a]{A1} for example. Then, with your second class, you specify the options node distance = xcm and position it at a given position with respect to a with, for example, the option below right of = a. A full example of your second class would be umlemptyclass[node distance = 3cm, below right of = a]{A2}.

    – KersouMan
    7 hours ago













  • Hi @KersouMan, thank you yes I already saw that in the documentation. It is better than the normal way, but still not realy automatic.

    – Ahrtaler
    28 mins ago














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Is there a way to define the position of components in tikz-uml automatically?



Normally it is necessary to set the position of an component as this example shows:



begin{tikzpicture}

    umlemptyclass{A1}

    umlemptyclass[ x=3,y=−3]{A2}

end{tikzpicture}


If you don't define the position, the result would be, that the components are printed at the same position (x=0, y=0). Is there a way to create uml diagrams which components orientate automatically?






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Is there a way to define the position of components in tikz-uml automatically?



Normally it is necessary to set the position of an component as this example shows:



begin{tikzpicture}

    umlemptyclass{A1}

    umlemptyclass[ x=3,y=−3]{A2}

end{tikzpicture}


If you don't define the position, the result would be, that the components are printed at the same position (x=0, y=0). Is there a way to create uml diagrams which components orientate automatically?






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  • Maybe not exactly automatic positioning, but you can give name to a class with umlemptyclass[name = a]{A1} for example. Then, with your second class, you specify the options node distance = xcm and position it at a given position with respect to a with, for example, the option below right of = a. A full example of your second class would be umlemptyclass[node distance = 3cm, below right of = a]{A2}.

    – KersouMan
    7 hours ago













  • Hi @KersouMan, thank you yes I already saw that in the documentation. It is better than the normal way, but still not realy automatic.

    – Ahrtaler
    28 mins ago



















  • Maybe not exactly automatic positioning, but you can give name to a class with umlemptyclass[name = a]{A1} for example. Then, with your second class, you specify the options node distance = xcm and position it at a given position with respect to a with, for example, the option below right of = a. A full example of your second class would be umlemptyclass[node distance = 3cm, below right of = a]{A2}.

    – KersouMan
    7 hours ago













  • Hi @KersouMan, thank you yes I already saw that in the documentation. It is better than the normal way, but still not realy automatic.

    – Ahrtaler
    28 mins ago

















Maybe not exactly automatic positioning, but you can give name to a class with umlemptyclass[name = a]{A1} for example. Then, with your second class, you specify the options node distance = xcm and position it at a given position with respect to a with, for example, the option below right of = a. A full example of your second class would be umlemptyclass[node distance = 3cm, below right of = a]{A2}.

– KersouMan
7 hours ago







Maybe not exactly automatic positioning, but you can give name to a class with umlemptyclass[name = a]{A1} for example. Then, with your second class, you specify the options node distance = xcm and position it at a given position with respect to a with, for example, the option below right of = a. A full example of your second class would be umlemptyclass[node distance = 3cm, below right of = a]{A2}.

– KersouMan
7 hours ago















Hi @KersouMan, thank you yes I already saw that in the documentation. It is better than the normal way, but still not realy automatic.

– Ahrtaler
28 mins ago





Hi @KersouMan, thank you yes I already saw that in the documentation. It is better than the normal way, but still not realy automatic.

– Ahrtaler
28 mins ago










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