Hello everyone! Forgive me for this beginner's question, but I am working on a maths paper and for that paper I am required to generate Pascal's triangle. I found the Perl code for doing this here http://www.tug.org/TUGboat/Articles/tb28-3/tb90mertz.pdf , p.357. The problem is that this code generates a triangle that is squashed "against the wall" and is not equilateral. I would be extremely grateful if someone could tell me how to alter the code so as to make the triangle equilateral, or if this is even possible? I don't have much experience in Perl, but I am willing to learn and I desperately need the triangle for my paper. Thank you so much!

In reply to Equilateral Pascal's Triangle in perltex by Coach

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