Once again, as I didn't respond to the mailing list. (And also corrected one mistake regarding the \breaknode command)
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 7:51 AM, Yizhi Cai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > the next problem is I would like to add notations to some nodes. > What exactly do you mean with notations to some nodes? I think it's not possible to add footnotes to qtree nodes. And writing something above the branches also isn't possible. If you need this feature, have a look at the xyling package (http://www.ling.uni-potsdam.de/~rvogel/xyling/<http://www.ling.uni-potsdam.de/%7Ervogel/xyling/>). It is far more flexible, but also much more complex to use. > And I added: \renewcommand{\breaknode}{\\} in the preamble. When I tried > to export PDF, it says "LaTeX Error: \breaknode undefined." > If you add "\newcommand{\breaknode}{\\}" to the preamble, it doesn't work, as your LaTeX environment doesn't provide for a \breaknode command. Thus, you cannot renew it. But I am afraid, that this command only inserts a linebreak inside a node. Like that, you can create a Tree like Node1 Notation for Node 1 | \ Node2 Node3 Notation for Node 2 Notation for Node3 If that is what you need, you can also add the tree in a ERT-inset (without hitting C+m twice) like \Tree [.Node1\\{Notation for Node 1} Node2\\{Notation for Node 2} Node3\\{Notation for Node 3} ] This creates the above drawn tree. I hope that helps. Dominik
