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 <P ALIGN=RIGHT><FONT SIZE=1>Xy-pic User's Guide</FONT> <A HREF="18pt.html"><IMG SRC="./quest.gif" ALIGN=TOP HEIGHT=27 WIDTH=21 BORDER=0 ALT="?"></A><A NAME="basicsarrows" NAME="tex2html128" HREF="node5.html"><IMG WIDTH=27 HEIGHT=27 BORDER=0 ALIGN=ABSMIDDLE ALT="previous" SRC="./previous.gif"></A><A NAME="tex2html132" HREF="node5.html"><IMG WIDTH=27 HEIGHT=27 BORDER=0 ALIGN=ABSMIDDLE ALT="previous" SRC="./previoussection.gif"></A><A NAME="tex2html134" HREF="node3.html"><IMG WIDTH=27 HEIGHT=27 BORDER=0 ALIGN=ABSMIDDLE ALT="up" SRC="./up.gif"></A><A NAME="tex2html130" HREF="node7.html"><IMG WIDTH=27 HEIGHT=27 BORDER=0 ALIGN=ABSMIDDLE ALT="next" SRC="./nextsection.gif"></A><A NAME="tex2html136" HREF="node7.html"><IMG WIDTH=27 HEIGHT=27 BORDER=0 ALIGN=ABSMIDDLE ALT="next" SRC="./next.gif"></A></P><H2><A NAME="SECTION00033000000000000000">1.3 Arrows</A></H2>	An "arrow" in an Xy-pic diagram is a generic term for the
	drawn decorations between the entries of the basic matrix structure.
	In Xy-pic all arrows must be specified along with the entry they
	start in; this is called their <em>base entry</em>.  Each
	particular arrow command then refers explicitly to its
	<em>target entry</em>.  This is obtained using the <code>\ar</code>
	command which accepts many options of which we will describe a few
	here and some more in section&nbsp;<A HREF="node11.html#arrows">2</A>.  In its simplest form an
	arrow is entered as <code>\ar[</code><em>hop</em><code>]</code> where <em>hop</em> is
	a sequence of single letters: <code>u</code> for up, <code>d</code> for down,
	<code>l</code> for left, and <code>r</code> for right, <I>e.g.</I>, the arrow <code>\ar[ur]</code>
	reads "typeset an arrow from the current entry to that one up and one
	right."
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<A NAME="Exercise1">&#160;</A><H4><A NAME="SECTION00033010000000000000">Exercise 1.</A></H4>	Which entry does <code>[]</code> refer to?
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	The relative coordinates specified in this way are purely
	logical, <I>e.g.</I>, if the diagram contains very wide entries then
	"diagonal" arrows will be nearly horizontal.  The constructed arrows
	are aligned along the line between the centers of the base and target
	entries; they will not automatically disappear under entries that
	they cross (we discuss how this is achieved in
	section&nbsp;<A HREF="node18.html#arrowspass">2.7</A>).
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	The arrow style kan be changed by writing the command as
	<code>\ar@</code><em>style</em><code>[</code><em>hop</em><code>]</code>.	 This will be described in
	more detail in section&nbsp;<A HREF="node14.html#arrowsstyles">2.3</A>; here we just list the most
	common <code>@</code><em>style</em>s (obvious variations also work):
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<A NAME="Exercise2">&#160;</A><H4><A NAME="SECTION00033020000000000000">Exercise 2.</A></H4>	Typeset
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