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Coordinate position not precise


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documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
usepackageamsmath

begindocument

begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) node[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$](A1);
coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
endtikzpicture

enddocument


My problem is as follows:



  • I have attempted to define a coordinate (A1) at the end of the first line (name path ACL).

  • I then use this coordinate (A1) as the last coordinate in the second line (name path ACLt).

It seems that the coordinate is not truly at the end of the line, since the dotted line is extending slightly beyond the thick blue line:



enter image description here



Why is this occurring?










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    Node's have finite size and you can simply say draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H)-- (H) --(A1); which will work fine when A1 is a coordinate.

    – marmot
    Mar 26 at 20:32

















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documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
usepackageamsmath

begindocument

begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) node[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$](A1);
coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
endtikzpicture

enddocument


My problem is as follows:



  • I have attempted to define a coordinate (A1) at the end of the first line (name path ACL).

  • I then use this coordinate (A1) as the last coordinate in the second line (name path ACLt).

It seems that the coordinate is not truly at the end of the line, since the dotted line is extending slightly beyond the thick blue line:



enter image description here



Why is this occurring?










share|improve this question



















  • 1





    Node's have finite size and you can simply say draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H)-- (H) --(A1); which will work fine when A1 is a coordinate.

    – marmot
    Mar 26 at 20:32













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documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
usepackageamsmath

begindocument

begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) node[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$](A1);
coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
endtikzpicture

enddocument


My problem is as follows:



  • I have attempted to define a coordinate (A1) at the end of the first line (name path ACL).

  • I then use this coordinate (A1) as the last coordinate in the second line (name path ACLt).

It seems that the coordinate is not truly at the end of the line, since the dotted line is extending slightly beyond the thick blue line:



enter image description here



Why is this occurring?










share|improve this question














documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
usepackageamsmath

begindocument

begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) node[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$](A1);
coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
endtikzpicture

enddocument


My problem is as follows:



  • I have attempted to define a coordinate (A1) at the end of the first line (name path ACL).

  • I then use this coordinate (A1) as the last coordinate in the second line (name path ACLt).

It seems that the coordinate is not truly at the end of the line, since the dotted line is extending slightly beyond the thick blue line:



enter image description here



Why is this occurring?







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    Node's have finite size and you can simply say draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H)-- (H) --(A1); which will work fine when A1 is a coordinate.

    – marmot
    Mar 26 at 20:32












  • 1





    Node's have finite size and you can simply say draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H)-- (H) --(A1); which will work fine when A1 is a coordinate.

    – marmot
    Mar 26 at 20:32







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Node's have finite size and you can simply say draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H)-- (H) --(A1); which will work fine when A1 is a coordinate.

– marmot
Mar 26 at 20:32





Node's have finite size and you can simply say draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H)-- (H) --(A1); which will work fine when A1 is a coordinate.

– marmot
Mar 26 at 20:32










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Well, Zarko has turned my comment into "his" answer, but here it is again: use coordinate instead of node because the latter has a finite size (by default). And my answer and comment come with an arguably simpler construction of the path.



documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
usepackageamsmath

begindocument

begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8)
coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (H) --(A1);
endtikzpicture

enddocument


enter image description here






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    Upvoted both answers; accepted yours because your comment was sufficient for me to solve my problem before I saw either answer (I hadn't realised that nodes had a finite size even when I left the label empty). Thanks!

    – Thevesh Theva
    Mar 26 at 20:48







  • 3





    I think that Zarko do not need your comment to see the difference between node and coordinate. TeX.SX is not a competition site "who will answer first" and we are not here to claim paternity of "greate" ideas, but just to help, IMHO.

    – Kpym
    Mar 26 at 22:03











  • @Kpym This is IMHO not the question. The question is whether or not one should acknowledge an earlier post saying the same thing. If you acknowledge this, it does not mean you didn't know that. It is just fair play.

    – marmot
    Mar 26 at 22:41


















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calculation of coordinate is sufficient accurate, problem is that for it you use node, replace node with coordinate and result will become as you wish:



enter image description here



documentclassstandalone
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
usepackageamsmath

begindocument

begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

draw[dotted, name path = ACL]
plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
endtikzpicture

enddocument


difference between node and coordinate arise since node has some width regardless if it is empty. it is determined by default value of inner sep. if you set it to zero: inner sep=0pt the result will be the same.



off-topic: in your diagram you not use intersections library, so you can remove line names from code (as i do in aboveo mwe)






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    Well, Zarko has turned my comment into "his" answer, but here it is again: use coordinate instead of node because the latter has a finite size (by default). And my answer and comment come with an arguably simpler construction of the path.



    documentclassstandalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
    usepackageamsmath

    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
    draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

    draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8)
    coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
    coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
    draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (H) --(A1);
    endtikzpicture

    enddocument


    enter image description here






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    • 1





      Upvoted both answers; accepted yours because your comment was sufficient for me to solve my problem before I saw either answer (I hadn't realised that nodes had a finite size even when I left the label empty). Thanks!

      – Thevesh Theva
      Mar 26 at 20:48







    • 3





      I think that Zarko do not need your comment to see the difference between node and coordinate. TeX.SX is not a competition site "who will answer first" and we are not here to claim paternity of "greate" ideas, but just to help, IMHO.

      – Kpym
      Mar 26 at 22:03











    • @Kpym This is IMHO not the question. The question is whether or not one should acknowledge an earlier post saying the same thing. If you acknowledge this, it does not mean you didn't know that. It is just fair play.

      – marmot
      Mar 26 at 22:41















    5














    Well, Zarko has turned my comment into "his" answer, but here it is again: use coordinate instead of node because the latter has a finite size (by default). And my answer and comment come with an arguably simpler construction of the path.



    documentclassstandalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
    usepackageamsmath

    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
    draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

    draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8)
    coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
    coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
    draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (H) --(A1);
    endtikzpicture

    enddocument


    enter image description here






    share|improve this answer




















    • 1





      Upvoted both answers; accepted yours because your comment was sufficient for me to solve my problem before I saw either answer (I hadn't realised that nodes had a finite size even when I left the label empty). Thanks!

      – Thevesh Theva
      Mar 26 at 20:48







    • 3





      I think that Zarko do not need your comment to see the difference between node and coordinate. TeX.SX is not a competition site "who will answer first" and we are not here to claim paternity of "greate" ideas, but just to help, IMHO.

      – Kpym
      Mar 26 at 22:03











    • @Kpym This is IMHO not the question. The question is whether or not one should acknowledge an earlier post saying the same thing. If you acknowledge this, it does not mean you didn't know that. It is just fair play.

      – marmot
      Mar 26 at 22:41













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    Well, Zarko has turned my comment into "his" answer, but here it is again: use coordinate instead of node because the latter has a finite size (by default). And my answer and comment come with an arguably simpler construction of the path.



    documentclassstandalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
    usepackageamsmath

    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
    draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

    draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8)
    coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
    coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
    draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (H) --(A1);
    endtikzpicture

    enddocument


    enter image description here






    share|improve this answer













    Well, Zarko has turned my comment into "his" answer, but here it is again: use coordinate instead of node because the latter has a finite size (by default). And my answer and comment come with an arguably simpler construction of the path.



    documentclassstandalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
    usepackageamsmath

    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
    draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

    draw[dotted, name path = ACL] (0,0) plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8)
    coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
    coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
    draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] (0,0|-H) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (H) --(A1);
    endtikzpicture

    enddocument


    enter image description here







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    • 1





      Upvoted both answers; accepted yours because your comment was sufficient for me to solve my problem before I saw either answer (I hadn't realised that nodes had a finite size even when I left the label empty). Thanks!

      – Thevesh Theva
      Mar 26 at 20:48







    • 3





      I think that Zarko do not need your comment to see the difference between node and coordinate. TeX.SX is not a competition site "who will answer first" and we are not here to claim paternity of "greate" ideas, but just to help, IMHO.

      – Kpym
      Mar 26 at 22:03











    • @Kpym This is IMHO not the question. The question is whether or not one should acknowledge an earlier post saying the same thing. If you acknowledge this, it does not mean you didn't know that. It is just fair play.

      – marmot
      Mar 26 at 22:41












    • 1





      Upvoted both answers; accepted yours because your comment was sufficient for me to solve my problem before I saw either answer (I hadn't realised that nodes had a finite size even when I left the label empty). Thanks!

      – Thevesh Theva
      Mar 26 at 20:48







    • 3





      I think that Zarko do not need your comment to see the difference between node and coordinate. TeX.SX is not a competition site "who will answer first" and we are not here to claim paternity of "greate" ideas, but just to help, IMHO.

      – Kpym
      Mar 26 at 22:03











    • @Kpym This is IMHO not the question. The question is whether or not one should acknowledge an earlier post saying the same thing. If you acknowledge this, it does not mean you didn't know that. It is just fair play.

      – marmot
      Mar 26 at 22:41







    1




    1





    Upvoted both answers; accepted yours because your comment was sufficient for me to solve my problem before I saw either answer (I hadn't realised that nodes had a finite size even when I left the label empty). Thanks!

    – Thevesh Theva
    Mar 26 at 20:48






    Upvoted both answers; accepted yours because your comment was sufficient for me to solve my problem before I saw either answer (I hadn't realised that nodes had a finite size even when I left the label empty). Thanks!

    – Thevesh Theva
    Mar 26 at 20:48





    3




    3





    I think that Zarko do not need your comment to see the difference between node and coordinate. TeX.SX is not a competition site "who will answer first" and we are not here to claim paternity of "greate" ideas, but just to help, IMHO.

    – Kpym
    Mar 26 at 22:03





    I think that Zarko do not need your comment to see the difference between node and coordinate. TeX.SX is not a competition site "who will answer first" and we are not here to claim paternity of "greate" ideas, but just to help, IMHO.

    – Kpym
    Mar 26 at 22:03













    @Kpym This is IMHO not the question. The question is whether or not one should acknowledge an earlier post saying the same thing. If you acknowledge this, it does not mean you didn't know that. It is just fair play.

    – marmot
    Mar 26 at 22:41





    @Kpym This is IMHO not the question. The question is whether or not one should acknowledge an earlier post saying the same thing. If you acknowledge this, it does not mean you didn't know that. It is just fair play.

    – marmot
    Mar 26 at 22:41













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    calculation of coordinate is sufficient accurate, problem is that for it you use node, replace node with coordinate and result will become as you wish:



    enter image description here



    documentclassstandalone
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
    usepackageamsmath

    begindocument

    begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
    draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

    draw[dotted, name path = ACL]
    plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
    coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
    draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
    endtikzpicture

    enddocument


    difference between node and coordinate arise since node has some width regardless if it is empty. it is determined by default value of inner sep. if you set it to zero: inner sep=0pt the result will be the same.



    off-topic: in your diagram you not use intersections library, so you can remove line names from code (as i do in aboveo mwe)






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      8














      calculation of coordinate is sufficient accurate, problem is that for it you use node, replace node with coordinate and result will become as you wish:



      enter image description here



      documentclassstandalone
      usepackagetikz
      usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
      usepackageamsmath

      begindocument

      begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
      draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

      draw[dotted, name path = ACL]
      plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
      coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
      draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
      endtikzpicture

      enddocument


      difference between node and coordinate arise since node has some width regardless if it is empty. it is determined by default value of inner sep. if you set it to zero: inner sep=0pt the result will be the same.



      off-topic: in your diagram you not use intersections library, so you can remove line names from code (as i do in aboveo mwe)






      share|improve this answer





























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        8







        calculation of coordinate is sufficient accurate, problem is that for it you use node, replace node with coordinate and result will become as you wish:



        enter image description here



        documentclassstandalone
        usepackagetikz
        usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
        usepackageamsmath

        begindocument

        begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
        draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

        draw[dotted, name path = ACL]
        plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
        coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
        draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
        endtikzpicture

        enddocument


        difference between node and coordinate arise since node has some width regardless if it is empty. it is determined by default value of inner sep. if you set it to zero: inner sep=0pt the result will be the same.



        off-topic: in your diagram you not use intersections library, so you can remove line names from code (as i do in aboveo mwe)






        share|improve this answer















        calculation of coordinate is sufficient accurate, problem is that for it you use node, replace node with coordinate and result will become as you wish:



        enter image description here



        documentclassstandalone
        usepackagetikz
        usetikzlibrarycalc,intersections
        usepackageamsmath

        begindocument

        begintikzpicture[scale=0.5]
        draw[<->] (0,12) node[above]$w$ |- (12,0) node[right]$q_L$;

        draw[dotted, name path = ACL]
        plot [domain=0.7:9] (x,0.75*x + 0.8) coordinate[label=right:AC$_L$ = S$_L$] (A1);
        coordinate (H) at ($(5.6/0.75,5.6) - (0.8/0.75,0)$);
        draw[thick, blue, name path = ACLt] let p1 = (H) in (0,y1) node[left, red]$w_u$ -- (x1,y1) --(A1);
        endtikzpicture

        enddocument


        difference between node and coordinate arise since node has some width regardless if it is empty. it is determined by default value of inner sep. if you set it to zero: inner sep=0pt the result will be the same.



        off-topic: in your diagram you not use intersections library, so you can remove line names from code (as i do in aboveo mwe)







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