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I’ve been working on my LaTeX skills for some time. The goal is to move towards an all-latex solution for writing research papers, slide sets and other documents. I’m almost there. An important goal was to be able to create all sorts of figures within LaTeX. (Well, originally, the goal was to use open source softwares to create them but it turns out that LaTeX is really good at this stuff.) The package that I’m using for graphics creation is TikZ. Here we’ll cover how we can create sequence diagrams using TikZ and a plugin package.

Diagrams examples. A Venn diagram with PDF blending A descriptive diagram of TikZ tasks A diagram of TeX engines. Sequence diagram Set operations illustrated with Venn diagrams Sign diagram Simple flow chart. Timing diagram with the tikz-timing package Using signed distance functions to embed contours in discrete grids.

Here’s what we’re planning on creating.

First, you need to get the pgf-umlsd.sty file from over here and put it in a folder. Tama serial number check. Then, create your minimal working example (main document) using the following code.

[sourcecode language=”latex”]documentclass{article}

Constellation diagram: each item is a circle connected to the center, the ﬁrst element in the list again; connected constellation diagram: each item is a circle and, a part from the ﬁrst element in the list, the other ones are connected toghether; sequence diagram: the items in the list are diplayed in sequence and each item.
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TikZ: chains with labeled edges. These days I wanted to include some commutative diagrams in a math text. There are already packages designed for this purpose, like amscd and xy-pic. I’ve used xy-pic before and didn’t like its usability and output much.
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usepackage{tikz}

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usetikzlibrary{arrows,shadows}
usepackage{pgf-umlsd}

begin{document}

begin{sequencediagram}
newthread[white]{u}{User}
newinst[3]{b}{Browser}
newinst[3]{t}{TPM}
newinst[3]{p}{TTP}

begin{call}{u}{Init()}{b}{}
end{call}

begin{call}{u}{AIKAuthSecret}{b}{}

mess{b}{verifyAIKAuthSecret}{t} Tidal dj pro.

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begin{call}{b}{get AIK$_{pub}$}{t}{AIK$_{pub}$}
end{call}

end{call}
begin{sdblock}{Loop}{}

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begin{call}{u}{Do Something}{p}{AIK$_{pub}$}
end{call}
end{sdblock}
end{sequencediagram}

Elevator, car that moves in a vertical shaft to carry passengers or freight between the levels of a multistory building. Most modern elevators are propelled by electric motors, with the aid of a counterweight, through a system of cables and sheaves (pulleys). By opening the way to higher buildings. The elevator should go through its self-test. All the call buttons should light in sequence, then the five in-elevator buttons, then the seven segment display should cycle, then the matrix should show up and down arrows. Once complete, the 7-segment display will show the last known floor number of the elevator car. A UML documentation for an elevator system Lu Luo 2 of 29 Class diagram shows a set of classes, interfaces, and collaborations and their relationships.Class diagrams are the most common diagrams used in modeling object-oriented systems. Elevator sequence diagram.

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end{document}
[/sourcecode]

As you can see, the pgf-umlsd package is really awesome. You first create a new thread using the syntax newthread[color]{variable}{ClassName}. Then, you create instances using newinst[distance]{variable}{InstanceName}. Afterwards, use call environment to specify calls. All you need to do is specify the caller, the message label, recipient and return label. Messages are similar and can be done through the mess command. You can insert blocks using the sdblock environment. All it needs is a label and a description. A block will automatically surround everything within this environment. Oh, and calls can be nested.

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If you’re like me and don’t like your object names underlined, you can pass the [underline=false] option to the pgf-umlsd package.

p.s. Your output may be a little bit different from mine because I modified the package file to suit my personal liking — just a bit though.