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\documentclass[tikz]{standalone} |
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\usetikzlibrary{angles, quotes} |
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\tikzset{ |
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mark with dashes/.style={ |
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every to/.append style={edge node={pic{mark with dashes={#1}}}}}, |
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pics/mark with dashes/.style={ |
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/tikz/sloped, /tikz/allow upside down, /tikz/line width=+.4pt,% thin |
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code={ |
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\foreach \i in {1, ..., #1} |
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\draw[line cap=round, shift=(left:{\i pt-(#1+1)/2}), pic actions] |
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(-1pt, -2pt) -- (1pt, 2pt);}}} |
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% From https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/692214/i-would-like-a-perfect-pentagon-with-108-angles |
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\begin{document} |
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\begin{tikzpicture}[angle eccentricity=1.5] |
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\foreach[count=\j from 0, count=\i] \p in {below, below, right, above, left} |
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\coordinate["$\i$" \p] (c\i) at (90+72*2+\j*72:2); |
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\node also[alias=c0] (c5) node also[alias=c6] (c1); |
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\foreach[count=\j from 2, count=\k from 0] \i in {1, ..., 5} |
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\pic[draw, "$\alpha_\i$"] {angle=c\j--c\i--c\k}; |
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\draw[mark with dashes=2, thick] (c1) to (c2) to (c3) to (c4) to (c5) to cycle; |
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\end{tikzpicture} |
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\end{document} |