I'm making a datagram frame using the bytefield, but some of the datagram fields are variable so i would like to manipulate the header to look it like the example bellow. Can someone give me a hint ?
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The standard bitheader is an enumeration of bits. What you want is quite different. I suggest defining a special macro for it, basically a bit box without borders and with small bold contents:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{bytefield}
\begin{document}
\pagestyle{empty}
\newcommand\bithead[2]{\bitbox[]{#1}{\scriptsize\bfseries #2}}
\begin{bytefield}[bitwidth=1.7em]{24}
\bithead{3}{12} &
\bithead{4}{11} &
\bithead{4}{4} &
\bithead{5}{0--12} &
\bithead{5}{0--60} &
\bithead{3}{12}\\
\bitbox{3}{Preamble} &
\bitbox{4}{Frame Sync.} &
\bitbox{4}{Device Id} &
\bitbox{5}{Payload} &
\bitbox{5}{Authentication} &
\bitbox{3}{Check Seq.}\\
\end{bytefield}
\end{document}
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