Hi Paulo
This is possible... You simply do
\node[fill=gray] (n1) {First node};
\node[fill=gray,anchor=west,right=2cm] (n2) at (n1.east) {Second node};
\draw (n1.east) -- ++(2cm,0);
The last draw is simply so that you can see the length. :D
Regards Nick
2009/10/24 Paulo J. Matos
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Hi all,
How can I create a node positioned relative to another node. Say I have
a node n1 and I want to position node n2 exactly 2cm to the right of n1.
Cheers,
Paulo Matos
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