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How to make the same font size for both numerator and denominator?


pgfplot same size font in figures and same size figuresChanging the font sizeHow to set uniform font size both in the table and the paragraphMake font size of numerator the same as denominator?Smaller font size for appendixLaTeX Trellis Diagrams for STBCsMake small caps the same size as lowercaseHow to make the same font size?Options for font sizeMake font-size smaller













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As you can see below, the 3/2 looks so weird in which the font size of the numerator is bigger than that of the denominator. How to make it get balanced?



documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
usepackagepst-eucl
usepackageetoolbox
robustifysqrt

begindocument
beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
pstGeonode[
PointSymbol=|,
PosAngle=-90,
PointNameSep=16pt,
PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
pcline(A)(B)
pcline(C)(D)
pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
endpspicture
enddocument


enter image description here










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    I find it hard to follow the picture when 1/2 = 2 :)

    – JouleV
    May 17 at 10:22











  • @JouleV: It is not such hard.

    – Artificial Odorless Armpit
    May 17 at 10:26











  • I noticed the bigger fractions first.

    – egreg
    May 17 at 10:50















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As you can see below, the 3/2 looks so weird in which the font size of the numerator is bigger than that of the denominator. How to make it get balanced?



documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
usepackagepst-eucl
usepackageetoolbox
robustifysqrt

begindocument
beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
pstGeonode[
PointSymbol=|,
PosAngle=-90,
PointNameSep=16pt,
PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
pcline(A)(B)
pcline(C)(D)
pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
endpspicture
enddocument


enter image description here










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  • 1





    I find it hard to follow the picture when 1/2 = 2 :)

    – JouleV
    May 17 at 10:22











  • @JouleV: It is not such hard.

    – Artificial Odorless Armpit
    May 17 at 10:26











  • I noticed the bigger fractions first.

    – egreg
    May 17 at 10:50













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As you can see below, the 3/2 looks so weird in which the font size of the numerator is bigger than that of the denominator. How to make it get balanced?



documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
usepackagepst-eucl
usepackageetoolbox
robustifysqrt

begindocument
beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
pstGeonode[
PointSymbol=|,
PosAngle=-90,
PointNameSep=16pt,
PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
pcline(A)(B)
pcline(C)(D)
pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
endpspicture
enddocument


enter image description here










share|improve this question














As you can see below, the 3/2 looks so weird in which the font size of the numerator is bigger than that of the denominator. How to make it get balanced?



documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
usepackagepst-eucl
usepackageetoolbox
robustifysqrt

begindocument
beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
pstGeonode[
PointSymbol=|,
PosAngle=-90,
PointNameSep=16pt,
PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
pcline(A)(B)
pcline(C)(D)
pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
endpspicture
enddocument


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  • 1





    I find it hard to follow the picture when 1/2 = 2 :)

    – JouleV
    May 17 at 10:22











  • @JouleV: It is not such hard.

    – Artificial Odorless Armpit
    May 17 at 10:26











  • I noticed the bigger fractions first.

    – egreg
    May 17 at 10:50












  • 1





    I find it hard to follow the picture when 1/2 = 2 :)

    – JouleV
    May 17 at 10:22











  • @JouleV: It is not such hard.

    – Artificial Odorless Armpit
    May 17 at 10:26











  • I noticed the bigger fractions first.

    – egreg
    May 17 at 10:50







1




1





I find it hard to follow the picture when 1/2 = 2 :)

– JouleV
May 17 at 10:22





I find it hard to follow the picture when 1/2 = 2 :)

– JouleV
May 17 at 10:22













@JouleV: It is not such hard.

– Artificial Odorless Armpit
May 17 at 10:26





@JouleV: It is not such hard.

– Artificial Odorless Armpit
May 17 at 10:26













I noticed the bigger fractions first.

– egreg
May 17 at 10:50





I noticed the bigger fractions first.

– egreg
May 17 at 10:50










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For reasons that depend on the same ones that force to robustifysqrt, a fraction as the first item is typeset incorrectly. You can robustify also frac.



documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
usepackagepst-eucl
usepackageetoolbox,amsmath
robustifysqrt
robustifyfrac

begindocument
beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
pstGeonode[
PointSymbol=|,
PosAngle=-90,
PointNameSep=16pt,
PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
pcline(A)(B)
pcline(C)(D)
pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
endpspicture
enddocument


enter image description here



Also bracing each item works, but using a robust frac is better.



Note: due to + and - being binary operation symbols, a sequence such as ++++ is interpreted as Ord Bin Ord Ord (by rule a binary operation symbol is changed into an ordinary one if it doesn't have suitable operands on either side) and the spacing is odd. Input them as ++++ and ---- to get all ordinary symbols.






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    It looks like a bug in pst-eucl. As a workaround, you can use dfrac instead (load amsmath), and slightly increase the value of PointNameSep:



    documentclass[pstricks, border=0pt,12pt]standalone
    usepackagepst-eucl
    usepackageamsmath, nccmath
    usepackageetoolbox
    robustifysqrt

    begindocument

    beginpspicture(-6,-1.25)(6,1.25)
    pstGeonode[
    PointSymbol=|,
    PosAngle=-90,
    PointNameSep=18 pt,
    PointName=dfrac3-sqrt172,-dfrac12,dfrac32,2, dfrac3+sqrt172
    ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
    pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
    pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
    pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
    pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
    pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
    pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
    pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
    pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
    pcline(A)(B)
    pcline(C)(D)
    pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
    endpspicture

    enddocument


    enter image description here






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    • That is not a bug, it is a wrong use of PointName!

      – Red-Cloud
      May 17 at 13:50


















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    It is completely nonsense to use the PointName key for such labels because the label is internally also the node name. You should use simple nodes and psxTick instead. However,



    PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,scriptstyle2,frac3+sqrt172


    should also do the trick



    enter image description here



    documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
    usepackagepstricks-add

    begindocument
    beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
    pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
    psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
    psxTick(-2)-frac12
    psxTick(0)frac32
    psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
    psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
    multidorA=-4.9+4.03uput[90](rA,0)$----$%
    multidorA=-3+43uput[90](rA,0)$++++$%
    pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
    pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
    pcline(A)(B)
    pcline(C)(D)
    pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
    endpspicture
    enddocument


    enter image description here



    Or if you do not like hardcoded values:



    documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
    usepackagepstricks-add
    begindocument
    beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
    pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
    psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
    psxTick(-2)-frac12
    psxTick(0)frac32
    psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
    psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
    pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
    pssetarrows=*-*,offset=20pt
    pcline(A)(B)nbput$++++$
    pcline(C)(D)nbput$++++$
    pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)nbput$++++$
    pssetlinestyle=none,arrows=-
    pcline(-5.8,0)(A)nbput$----$
    pcline(B)(C)nbput$----$
    pcline(D)(E)nbput$----$
    endpspicture
    enddocument





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      For reasons that depend on the same ones that force to robustifysqrt, a fraction as the first item is typeset incorrectly. You can robustify also frac.



      documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
      usepackagepst-eucl
      usepackageetoolbox,amsmath
      robustifysqrt
      robustifyfrac

      begindocument
      beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
      pstGeonode[
      PointSymbol=|,
      PosAngle=-90,
      PointNameSep=16pt,
      PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
      ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
      pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
      pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
      pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
      pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
      pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
      pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
      pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
      pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
      pcline(A)(B)
      pcline(C)(D)
      pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
      endpspicture
      enddocument


      enter image description here



      Also bracing each item works, but using a robust frac is better.



      Note: due to + and - being binary operation symbols, a sequence such as ++++ is interpreted as Ord Bin Ord Ord (by rule a binary operation symbol is changed into an ordinary one if it doesn't have suitable operands on either side) and the spacing is odd. Input them as ++++ and ---- to get all ordinary symbols.






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        For reasons that depend on the same ones that force to robustifysqrt, a fraction as the first item is typeset incorrectly. You can robustify also frac.



        documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
        usepackagepst-eucl
        usepackageetoolbox,amsmath
        robustifysqrt
        robustifyfrac

        begindocument
        beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
        pstGeonode[
        PointSymbol=|,
        PosAngle=-90,
        PointNameSep=16pt,
        PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
        ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
        pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
        pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
        pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
        pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
        pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
        pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
        pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
        pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
        pcline(A)(B)
        pcline(C)(D)
        pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
        endpspicture
        enddocument


        enter image description here



        Also bracing each item works, but using a robust frac is better.



        Note: due to + and - being binary operation symbols, a sequence such as ++++ is interpreted as Ord Bin Ord Ord (by rule a binary operation symbol is changed into an ordinary one if it doesn't have suitable operands on either side) and the spacing is odd. Input them as ++++ and ---- to get all ordinary symbols.






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          For reasons that depend on the same ones that force to robustifysqrt, a fraction as the first item is typeset incorrectly. You can robustify also frac.



          documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
          usepackagepst-eucl
          usepackageetoolbox,amsmath
          robustifysqrt
          robustifyfrac

          begindocument
          beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
          pstGeonode[
          PointSymbol=|,
          PosAngle=-90,
          PointNameSep=16pt,
          PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
          ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
          pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
          pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
          pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
          pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
          pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
          pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
          pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
          pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
          pcline(A)(B)
          pcline(C)(D)
          pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
          endpspicture
          enddocument


          enter image description here



          Also bracing each item works, but using a robust frac is better.



          Note: due to + and - being binary operation symbols, a sequence such as ++++ is interpreted as Ord Bin Ord Ord (by rule a binary operation symbol is changed into an ordinary one if it doesn't have suitable operands on either side) and the spacing is odd. Input them as ++++ and ---- to get all ordinary symbols.






          share|improve this answer















          For reasons that depend on the same ones that force to robustifysqrt, a fraction as the first item is typeset incorrectly. You can robustify also frac.



          documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
          usepackagepst-eucl
          usepackageetoolbox,amsmath
          robustifysqrt
          robustifyfrac

          begindocument
          beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
          pstGeonode[
          PointSymbol=|,
          PosAngle=-90,
          PointNameSep=16pt,
          PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,2,frac3+sqrt172
          ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
          pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
          pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
          pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
          pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
          pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
          pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
          pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
          pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
          pcline(A)(B)
          pcline(C)(D)
          pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
          endpspicture
          enddocument


          enter image description here



          Also bracing each item works, but using a robust frac is better.



          Note: due to + and - being binary operation symbols, a sequence such as ++++ is interpreted as Ord Bin Ord Ord (by rule a binary operation symbol is changed into an ordinary one if it doesn't have suitable operands on either side) and the spacing is odd. Input them as ++++ and ---- to get all ordinary symbols.







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              It looks like a bug in pst-eucl. As a workaround, you can use dfrac instead (load amsmath), and slightly increase the value of PointNameSep:



              documentclass[pstricks, border=0pt,12pt]standalone
              usepackagepst-eucl
              usepackageamsmath, nccmath
              usepackageetoolbox
              robustifysqrt

              begindocument

              beginpspicture(-6,-1.25)(6,1.25)
              pstGeonode[
              PointSymbol=|,
              PosAngle=-90,
              PointNameSep=18 pt,
              PointName=dfrac3-sqrt172,-dfrac12,dfrac32,2, dfrac3+sqrt172
              ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
              pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
              pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
              pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
              pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
              pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
              pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
              pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
              pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
              pcline(A)(B)
              pcline(C)(D)
              pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
              endpspicture

              enddocument


              enter image description here






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              • That is not a bug, it is a wrong use of PointName!

                – Red-Cloud
                May 17 at 13:50















              3














              It looks like a bug in pst-eucl. As a workaround, you can use dfrac instead (load amsmath), and slightly increase the value of PointNameSep:



              documentclass[pstricks, border=0pt,12pt]standalone
              usepackagepst-eucl
              usepackageamsmath, nccmath
              usepackageetoolbox
              robustifysqrt

              begindocument

              beginpspicture(-6,-1.25)(6,1.25)
              pstGeonode[
              PointSymbol=|,
              PosAngle=-90,
              PointNameSep=18 pt,
              PointName=dfrac3-sqrt172,-dfrac12,dfrac32,2, dfrac3+sqrt172
              ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
              pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
              pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
              pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
              pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
              pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
              pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
              pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
              pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
              pcline(A)(B)
              pcline(C)(D)
              pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
              endpspicture

              enddocument


              enter image description here






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              • That is not a bug, it is a wrong use of PointName!

                – Red-Cloud
                May 17 at 13:50













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              It looks like a bug in pst-eucl. As a workaround, you can use dfrac instead (load amsmath), and slightly increase the value of PointNameSep:



              documentclass[pstricks, border=0pt,12pt]standalone
              usepackagepst-eucl
              usepackageamsmath, nccmath
              usepackageetoolbox
              robustifysqrt

              begindocument

              beginpspicture(-6,-1.25)(6,1.25)
              pstGeonode[
              PointSymbol=|,
              PosAngle=-90,
              PointNameSep=18 pt,
              PointName=dfrac3-sqrt172,-dfrac12,dfrac32,2, dfrac3+sqrt172
              ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
              pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
              pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
              pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
              pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
              pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
              pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
              pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
              pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
              pcline(A)(B)
              pcline(C)(D)
              pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
              endpspicture

              enddocument


              enter image description here






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              It looks like a bug in pst-eucl. As a workaround, you can use dfrac instead (load amsmath), and slightly increase the value of PointNameSep:



              documentclass[pstricks, border=0pt,12pt]standalone
              usepackagepst-eucl
              usepackageamsmath, nccmath
              usepackageetoolbox
              robustifysqrt

              begindocument

              beginpspicture(-6,-1.25)(6,1.25)
              pstGeonode[
              PointSymbol=|,
              PosAngle=-90,
              PointNameSep=18 pt,
              PointName=dfrac3-sqrt172,-dfrac12,dfrac32,2, dfrac3+sqrt172
              ](-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
              pcline[nodesep=-1](A)(E)
              pcline(5.8,0)(E)nbput$++++$
              pcline(E)(D)nbput$----$
              pcline(D)(C)nbput$++++$
              pcline(C)(B)nbput$----$
              pcline(B)(A)nbput$++++$
              pcline(A)(-5.8,0)nbput$----$
              pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
              pcline(A)(B)
              pcline(C)(D)
              pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
              endpspicture

              enddocument


              enter image description here







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              answered May 17 at 10:49









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              • That is not a bug, it is a wrong use of PointName!

                – Red-Cloud
                May 17 at 13:50

















              • That is not a bug, it is a wrong use of PointName!

                – Red-Cloud
                May 17 at 13:50
















              That is not a bug, it is a wrong use of PointName!

              – Red-Cloud
              May 17 at 13:50





              That is not a bug, it is a wrong use of PointName!

              – Red-Cloud
              May 17 at 13:50











              2














              It is completely nonsense to use the PointName key for such labels because the label is internally also the node name. You should use simple nodes and psxTick instead. However,



              PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,scriptstyle2,frac3+sqrt172


              should also do the trick



              enter image description here



              documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
              usepackagepstricks-add

              begindocument
              beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
              pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
              psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
              psxTick(-2)-frac12
              psxTick(0)frac32
              psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
              psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
              multidorA=-4.9+4.03uput[90](rA,0)$----$%
              multidorA=-3+43uput[90](rA,0)$++++$%
              pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
              pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
              pcline(A)(B)
              pcline(C)(D)
              pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
              endpspicture
              enddocument


              enter image description here



              Or if you do not like hardcoded values:



              documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
              usepackagepstricks-add
              begindocument
              beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
              pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
              psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
              psxTick(-2)-frac12
              psxTick(0)frac32
              psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
              psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
              pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
              pssetarrows=*-*,offset=20pt
              pcline(A)(B)nbput$++++$
              pcline(C)(D)nbput$++++$
              pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)nbput$++++$
              pssetlinestyle=none,arrows=-
              pcline(-5.8,0)(A)nbput$----$
              pcline(B)(C)nbput$----$
              pcline(D)(E)nbput$----$
              endpspicture
              enddocument





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                It is completely nonsense to use the PointName key for such labels because the label is internally also the node name. You should use simple nodes and psxTick instead. However,



                PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,scriptstyle2,frac3+sqrt172


                should also do the trick



                enter image description here



                documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
                usepackagepstricks-add

                begindocument
                beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
                pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
                psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
                psxTick(-2)-frac12
                psxTick(0)frac32
                psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
                psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
                multidorA=-4.9+4.03uput[90](rA,0)$----$%
                multidorA=-3+43uput[90](rA,0)$++++$%
                pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
                pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
                pcline(A)(B)
                pcline(C)(D)
                pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
                endpspicture
                enddocument


                enter image description here



                Or if you do not like hardcoded values:



                documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
                usepackagepstricks-add
                begindocument
                beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
                pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
                psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
                psxTick(-2)-frac12
                psxTick(0)frac32
                psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
                psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
                pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
                pssetarrows=*-*,offset=20pt
                pcline(A)(B)nbput$++++$
                pcline(C)(D)nbput$++++$
                pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)nbput$++++$
                pssetlinestyle=none,arrows=-
                pcline(-5.8,0)(A)nbput$----$
                pcline(B)(C)nbput$----$
                pcline(D)(E)nbput$----$
                endpspicture
                enddocument





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                  It is completely nonsense to use the PointName key for such labels because the label is internally also the node name. You should use simple nodes and psxTick instead. However,



                  PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,scriptstyle2,frac3+sqrt172


                  should also do the trick



                  enter image description here



                  documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
                  usepackagepstricks-add

                  begindocument
                  beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
                  pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
                  psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
                  psxTick(-2)-frac12
                  psxTick(0)frac32
                  psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
                  psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
                  multidorA=-4.9+4.03uput[90](rA,0)$----$%
                  multidorA=-3+43uput[90](rA,0)$++++$%
                  pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
                  pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
                  pcline(A)(B)
                  pcline(C)(D)
                  pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
                  endpspicture
                  enddocument


                  enter image description here



                  Or if you do not like hardcoded values:



                  documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
                  usepackagepstricks-add
                  begindocument
                  beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
                  pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
                  psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
                  psxTick(-2)-frac12
                  psxTick(0)frac32
                  psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
                  psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
                  pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
                  pssetarrows=*-*,offset=20pt
                  pcline(A)(B)nbput$++++$
                  pcline(C)(D)nbput$++++$
                  pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)nbput$++++$
                  pssetlinestyle=none,arrows=-
                  pcline(-5.8,0)(A)nbput$----$
                  pcline(B)(C)nbput$----$
                  pcline(D)(E)nbput$----$
                  endpspicture
                  enddocument





                  share|improve this answer















                  It is completely nonsense to use the PointName key for such labels because the label is internally also the node name. You should use simple nodes and psxTick instead. However,



                  PointName=frac3-sqrt172,-frac12,frac32,scriptstyle2,frac3+sqrt172


                  should also do the trick



                  enter image description here



                  documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
                  usepackagepstricks-add

                  begindocument
                  beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
                  pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
                  psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
                  psxTick(-2)-frac12
                  psxTick(0)frac32
                  psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
                  psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
                  multidorA=-4.9+4.03uput[90](rA,0)$----$%
                  multidorA=-3+43uput[90](rA,0)$++++$%
                  pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
                  pssetarrows=*-*,offset=22pt
                  pcline(A)(B)
                  pcline(C)(D)
                  pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)
                  endpspicture
                  enddocument


                  enter image description here



                  Or if you do not like hardcoded values:



                  documentclass[pstricks,border=0pt,12pt]standalone
                  usepackagepstricks-add
                  begindocument
                  beginpspicture(-6,-1)(6,1.25)
                  pnodes(-4,0)A(-2,0)B(0,0)C(2,0)D(4,0)E
                  psxTick(-4)frac3-sqrt172
                  psxTick(-2)-frac12
                  psxTick(0)frac32
                  psxTick(2)scriptstyle2vphantomfrac12
                  psxTick(4)frac3+sqrt172
                  pcline[nodesep=-1.75](A)(E)
                  pssetarrows=*-*,offset=20pt
                  pcline(A)(B)nbput$++++$
                  pcline(C)(D)nbput$++++$
                  pcline*->(E)(5.5,0)nbput$++++$
                  pssetlinestyle=none,arrows=-
                  pcline(-5.8,0)(A)nbput$----$
                  pcline(B)(C)nbput$----$
                  pcline(D)(E)nbput$----$
                  endpspicture
                  enddocument






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                  answered May 17 at 13:07









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