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Hello All,
I have a question regarding drawing figures in latex. For many years, I have been using xfig for this purpose. Now, I want to draw some complicated flowcharts in a draft I want to prepare. Although I can do this with xfig, I find it not the most convenient.
A quick search on google has shown me that there are several other vector graphics drawing software such as inkscape, ipe etc.
I tried inkscape. I find it quite convenient for drawing figures. But including latex text in these figures turns out to be quite difficult.
So can anyone suggest any good alternative drawing tool for xfig which I can easily integrate with latex. Specifically, I should be able to include latex text in the figures.
Thanks
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I am happy to announce version 3.0.0 of TikZ/pgf. After several years

of development work in the background, a new version is finally ready.

The big jump in the version number from 2.10 to 3.0.0 is due to the

fact that a lot of new stuff has been added to TikZ (since the last

version, over a thousand lines have been added to the change log..)

and over a hundred bugs have been eliminated. However, care was taken

to make sure that in normal circumstances all old code will still

produce the exact same results as it used to.

Since it is impossible to list all the changes and improvements since

the last version in this announcement, let me just point out some

hilights:

- Arrow Tips: The code for specifying and using arrow tips has been

completely rewritten. You can now configure the appearance of arrow

tip 'to death' and do so on the fly. Arbitrary arrow tips will now

even bend along curves since TikZ can now do curvilinear

transformations on a very low level.

- Syntax Improvements: A lot of small things have been added and

improved in the syntax. For instance, nodes can be in front of

paths, but now also behind them. There is the new notion of a 'small

picture' called a 'pic', which is something of a mixture of a node

and a picture, making it easy for normal users to create

configurable, reusable graphics.

- A Syntax for Graphs: Creating a larger graph used to require a large

number of node and edge commands and, possibly, some foreach

loops. Now there is a new simple syntax for this, borrowed from the

GraphViz program, that makes it very easy to specify graphs and

especially trees in a convenient manner.

- Graph Drawing Algorithms: TikZ now comes with a large and powerful

system for computing the positions of nodes of graphs automatically

(you need LuaTeX for this, though). A number of common algorithms

have already been implemented, making it very easy to draw graphs

now. Also, it is rather simple to implement new graph drawing

algorithms.

- Data Visualization: There is now an alternative to pgfplots as part

of the standard TikZ installation for creating plots. While pgfplots

is still the more mature system, the new data visualization system

comes with some interesting new ideas.

- Driver Support: Support for all mayor backend drivers has been

improved. A new, cool thing is the support for dvisvgm, which

allows you to create powerful SVG graphics directly from TeX,

including the text. This support also open the door to interactive

and animated graphics in future versions since SVG makes it very

easy to animate arbitrary parts of a graphic.

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