I have to typeset some syllabic trees. They look like this:
I’m currently using the qtree
package to typeset them, but I can’t figure out how to put all the last letters on the same level — like the red letters in the image above.
Here’s a code excerpt:
\Tree[.$\sigma$ [.A \ipa{Z} ] [.R [.N \ipa{e} ] [.Co N ] ] ]
And the output:
So, /ʒ/, /e/ and /N/ should be on the same level. Is that possible? I have no problem migrating to TikZ — I only think that qtree
is a more straightforward approach.
Just to make things clear, \ipa
is a shorthand I created through \newcommand
for \textipa
, provided by the Rei Fukui’s fantastic tipa
package.
Best Answer
Have a look at this thread, there are both tikz and tikz-qtree solutions there; this turns out to be very simple to do once you know the trick. Here's Alan Munn's final solution from there adapted for your particular question. (I didn't bother to try to get the IPA right.)