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How to use steprefcounter correctly in attempt to implement subfigures?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow to remove caption of some subfigures?What is going wrong with this attempt to use global?Title and caption to all SubfiguresAlign two subfigures verticallyTikz subfigures overlap4 customized subfiguresHow to correctly use newenvironmenthow to label and refer subfigures under tabular environment?Subcaption environment failed. All figures containing a subfigure crashing all of a suddenHow to use ref Inside lstlistings
Trying to use space on a page more economically, I developed the idea to arrange graphics as a table being part of a figure. As I still wanted to refer to individual graphics, I also wanted to have captions for each such sub-graphic.
(Only after I had problems, I realized that there does exist a similar mechanism, also named subfigure and subcaption)
(I'm no TeX expert, I only know LaTeX a bit)
The code shown below outputs the references as Text... 1 (1.2) ... 1 ..., so the sub-caption numbers are wrong, while the main caption number is correct. The intended output is
Text... 1 (1.3) ... 1Text... 1.2a (1.2) ... 1.2b ....
Text... 1.3a (1.3) ... 1.3b
The captions for the example code read (numbers are correct there):
Abbildung 1.1: Caption0
Abb. 1.2a: Caption1a Abb. 1.2b: Caption1b
Abbildung 1.2: Caption1
Abb. 1.3a: Caption2a Abb. 1.3b: Caption2b
Abbildung 1.3: Caption2
So here's the input for this example (use any placeholder graphic for Platzhalter.pdf):
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
usepackagemakeidx
usepackageshowidx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageurl
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageifthen
%
newcountersubfigureX[figure]
renewcommandthesubfigureXthefigurealphsubfigureX
newcountersavefigure
newcommandgtLab
newcommandgtCap
%
newenvironmentgfxTableCapLab[4][htbp]%
ifthenelseequal#4%
renewcommandgtLab%
renewcommandgtLablabel#4%
ifthenelseequal#3%
renewcommandgtCapfLab%
renewcommandgtCapcaptiongtLab#3%
beginfigure[#1]%
setcountersavefigurevaluefigure%
stepcounterfigure%
begincenter%
begintabular#2%
endtabular%
setcounterfigurevaluesavefigure%
gtCap%
endcenter
endfigure%
%
newcommandgLab
newcommandgCap
%
newcommandgfxCapLab[4]%
ifthenelseequal#4%
renewcommandgLab%
renewcommandgLablabel#4%
ifthenelseequal#3%
renewcommandgCapgLab%
renewcommandgCapparnoindentgLabsubcaption#3%
beginminipage[t]#1textwidth%
centeringincludegraphics[width=textwidth]#2%
gCap%
endminipage%
%
newcommandgfxCap[3]gfxCapLab#1#2#3
%
newcommandsubcaption[1]%
%steprefcountersubfigureX
addtocountersubfigureX1%
small Abb.~thesubfigureX: #1%
begindocument
chapterChap
%
beginfigure
Test
captionCaption0
endfigure
begingfxTableCapLablrCaption1label1%
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1alabel1a
&
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1blabel1b
endgfxTableCapLab
%
Text...
reflabel1a (reflabel1) ... reflabel1b ...
begingfxTableCapLablrCaption2label2%
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption2alabel2a
&
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption2blabel2b
endgfxTableCapLab
Text...
reflabel2a (reflabel2) ... reflabel2b
enddocument
Specifically pdflatex complains if I uncomment the line %steprefcountersubfigureX (commenting addtocountersubfigureX1 instead):
! Undefined control sequence.
subcaption #1->steprefcounter
subfigureX small Abb.~thesubfigureX : #1
l.68 ...0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1alabel1a
(Originally I had named my counter subfigure also, but then I discovered that a counter with such a name already exists, so I appended the X).
Preferably the answer contains an explanation why my code does not work (everything that is wrong), how to do it correctly, and (as an extra) how I could achieve the same effect using the stock subfigure and subcaption mechanisms.
macros subcaption latex3 ref
asked 9 mins ago
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add a comment |
Trying to use space on a page more economically, I developed the idea to arrange graphics as a table being part of a figure. As I still wanted to refer to individual graphics, I also wanted to have captions for each such sub-graphic.
(Only after I had problems, I realized that there does exist a similar mechanism, also named subfigure and subcaption)
(I'm no TeX expert, I only know LaTeX a bit)
The code shown below outputs the references as Text... 1 (1.2) ... 1 ..., so the sub-caption numbers are wrong, while the main caption number is correct. The intended output is
Text... 1 (1.3) ... 1Text... 1.2a (1.2) ... 1.2b ....
Text... 1.3a (1.3) ... 1.3b
The captions for the example code read (numbers are correct there):
Abbildung 1.1: Caption0
Abb. 1.2a: Caption1a Abb. 1.2b: Caption1b
Abbildung 1.2: Caption1
Abb. 1.3a: Caption2a Abb. 1.3b: Caption2b
Abbildung 1.3: Caption2
So here's the input for this example (use any placeholder graphic for Platzhalter.pdf):
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
usepackagemakeidx
usepackageshowidx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageurl
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageifthen
%
newcountersubfigureX[figure]
renewcommandthesubfigureXthefigurealphsubfigureX
newcountersavefigure
newcommandgtLab
newcommandgtCap
%
newenvironmentgfxTableCapLab[4][htbp]%
ifthenelseequal#4%
renewcommandgtLab%
renewcommandgtLablabel#4%
ifthenelseequal#3%
renewcommandgtCapfLab%
renewcommandgtCapcaptiongtLab#3%
beginfigure[#1]%
setcountersavefigurevaluefigure%
stepcounterfigure%
begincenter%
begintabular#2%
endtabular%
setcounterfigurevaluesavefigure%
gtCap%
endcenter
endfigure%
%
newcommandgLab
newcommandgCap
%
newcommandgfxCapLab[4]%
ifthenelseequal#4%
renewcommandgLab%
renewcommandgLablabel#4%
ifthenelseequal#3%
renewcommandgCapgLab%
renewcommandgCapparnoindentgLabsubcaption#3%
beginminipage[t]#1textwidth%
centeringincludegraphics[width=textwidth]#2%
gCap%
endminipage%
%
newcommandgfxCap[3]gfxCapLab#1#2#3
%
newcommandsubcaption[1]%
%steprefcountersubfigureX
addtocountersubfigureX1%
small Abb.~thesubfigureX: #1%
begindocument
chapterChap
%
beginfigure
Test
captionCaption0
endfigure
begingfxTableCapLablrCaption1label1%
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1alabel1a
&
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1blabel1b
endgfxTableCapLab
%
Text...
reflabel1a (reflabel1) ... reflabel1b ...
begingfxTableCapLablrCaption2label2%
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption2alabel2a
&
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption2blabel2b
endgfxTableCapLab
Text...
reflabel2a (reflabel2) ... reflabel2b
enddocument
Specifically pdflatex complains if I uncomment the line %steprefcountersubfigureX (commenting addtocountersubfigureX1 instead):
! Undefined control sequence.
subcaption #1->steprefcounter
subfigureX small Abb.~thesubfigureX : #1
l.68 ...0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1alabel1a
(Originally I had named my counter subfigure also, but then I discovered that a counter with such a name already exists, so I appended the X).
Preferably the answer contains an explanation why my code does not work (everything that is wrong), how to do it correctly, and (as an extra) how I could achieve the same effect using the stock subfigure and subcaption mechanisms.
macros subcaption latex3 ref
asked 9 mins ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1427
I've never heard ofsteprefcounter. Did you mean to writerefstepcounter?
– Mico
4 mins ago
add a comment |
Trying to use space on a page more economically, I developed the idea to arrange graphics as a table being part of a figure. As I still wanted to refer to individual graphics, I also wanted to have captions for each such sub-graphic.
(Only after I had problems, I realized that there does exist a similar mechanism, also named subfigure and subcaption)
(I'm no TeX expert, I only know LaTeX a bit)
The code shown below outputs the references as Text... 1 (1.2) ... 1 ..., so the sub-caption numbers are wrong, while the main caption number is correct. The intended output is
Text... 1 (1.3) ... 1Text... 1.2a (1.2) ... 1.2b ....
Text... 1.3a (1.3) ... 1.3b
The captions for the example code read (numbers are correct there):
Abbildung 1.1: Caption0
Abb. 1.2a: Caption1a Abb. 1.2b: Caption1b
Abbildung 1.2: Caption1
Abb. 1.3a: Caption2a Abb. 1.3b: Caption2b
Abbildung 1.3: Caption2
So here's the input for this example (use any placeholder graphic for Platzhalter.pdf):
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
usepackagemakeidx
usepackageshowidx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageurl
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageifthen
%
newcountersubfigureX[figure]
renewcommandthesubfigureXthefigurealphsubfigureX
newcountersavefigure
newcommandgtLab
newcommandgtCap
%
newenvironmentgfxTableCapLab[4][htbp]%
ifthenelseequal#4%
renewcommandgtLab%
renewcommandgtLablabel#4%
ifthenelseequal#3%
renewcommandgtCapfLab%
renewcommandgtCapcaptiongtLab#3%
beginfigure[#1]%
setcountersavefigurevaluefigure%
stepcounterfigure%
begincenter%
begintabular#2%
endtabular%
setcounterfigurevaluesavefigure%
gtCap%
endcenter
endfigure%
%
newcommandgLab
newcommandgCap
%
newcommandgfxCapLab[4]%
ifthenelseequal#4%
renewcommandgLab%
renewcommandgLablabel#4%
ifthenelseequal#3%
renewcommandgCapgLab%
renewcommandgCapparnoindentgLabsubcaption#3%
beginminipage[t]#1textwidth%
centeringincludegraphics[width=textwidth]#2%
gCap%
endminipage%
%
newcommandgfxCap[3]gfxCapLab#1#2#3
%
newcommandsubcaption[1]%
%steprefcountersubfigureX
addtocountersubfigureX1%
small Abb.~thesubfigureX: #1%
begindocument
chapterChap
%
beginfigure
Test
captionCaption0
endfigure
begingfxTableCapLablrCaption1label1%
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1alabel1a
&
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1blabel1b
endgfxTableCapLab
%
Text...
reflabel1a (reflabel1) ... reflabel1b ...
begingfxTableCapLablrCaption2label2%
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption2alabel2a
&
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption2blabel2b
endgfxTableCapLab
Text...
reflabel2a (reflabel2) ... reflabel2b
enddocument
Specifically pdflatex complains if I uncomment the line %steprefcountersubfigureX (commenting addtocountersubfigureX1 instead):
! Undefined control sequence.
subcaption #1->steprefcounter
subfigureX small Abb.~thesubfigureX : #1
l.68 ...0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1alabel1a
(Originally I had named my counter subfigure also, but then I discovered that a counter with such a name already exists, so I appended the X).
Preferably the answer contains an explanation why my code does not work (everything that is wrong), how to do it correctly, and (as an extra) how I could achieve the same effect using the stock subfigure and subcaption mechanisms.
macros subcaption latex3 ref
asked 9 mins ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1427
Trying to use space on a page more economically, I developed the idea to arrange graphics as a table being part of a figure. As I still wanted to refer to individual graphics, I also wanted to have captions for each such sub-graphic.
(Only after I had problems, I realized that there does exist a similar mechanism, also named subfigure and subcaption)
(I'm no TeX expert, I only know LaTeX a bit)
The code shown below outputs the references as Text... 1 (1.2) ... 1 ..., so the sub-caption numbers are wrong, while the main caption number is correct. The intended output is
Text... 1 (1.3) ... 1Text... 1.2a (1.2) ... 1.2b ....
Text... 1.3a (1.3) ... 1.3b
The captions for the example code read (numbers are correct there):
Abbildung 1.1: Caption0
Abb. 1.2a: Caption1a Abb. 1.2b: Caption1b
Abbildung 1.2: Caption1
Abb. 1.3a: Caption2a Abb. 1.3b: Caption2b
Abbildung 1.3: Caption2
So here's the input for this example (use any placeholder graphic for Platzhalter.pdf):
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
usepackagemakeidx
usepackageshowidx
usepackageamsmath
usepackageurl
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageifthen
%
newcountersubfigureX[figure]
renewcommandthesubfigureXthefigurealphsubfigureX
newcountersavefigure
newcommandgtLab
newcommandgtCap
%
newenvironmentgfxTableCapLab[4][htbp]%
ifthenelseequal#4%
renewcommandgtLab%
renewcommandgtLablabel#4%
ifthenelseequal#3%
renewcommandgtCapfLab%
renewcommandgtCapcaptiongtLab#3%
beginfigure[#1]%
setcountersavefigurevaluefigure%
stepcounterfigure%
begincenter%
begintabular#2%
endtabular%
setcounterfigurevaluesavefigure%
gtCap%
endcenter
endfigure%
%
newcommandgLab
newcommandgCap
%
newcommandgfxCapLab[4]%
ifthenelseequal#4%
renewcommandgLab%
renewcommandgLablabel#4%
ifthenelseequal#3%
renewcommandgCapgLab%
renewcommandgCapparnoindentgLabsubcaption#3%
beginminipage[t]#1textwidth%
centeringincludegraphics[width=textwidth]#2%
gCap%
endminipage%
%
newcommandgfxCap[3]gfxCapLab#1#2#3
%
newcommandsubcaption[1]%
%steprefcountersubfigureX
addtocountersubfigureX1%
small Abb.~thesubfigureX: #1%
begindocument
chapterChap
%
beginfigure
Test
captionCaption0
endfigure
begingfxTableCapLablrCaption1label1%
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1alabel1a
&
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1blabel1b
endgfxTableCapLab
%
Text...
reflabel1a (reflabel1) ... reflabel1b ...
begingfxTableCapLablrCaption2label2%
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption2alabel2a
&
gfxCapLab0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption2blabel2b
endgfxTableCapLab
Text...
reflabel2a (reflabel2) ... reflabel2b
enddocument
Specifically pdflatex complains if I uncomment the line %steprefcountersubfigureX (commenting addtocountersubfigureX1 instead):
! Undefined control sequence.
subcaption #1->steprefcounter
subfigureX small Abb.~thesubfigureX : #1
l.68 ...0.4Platzhalter.pdfCaption1alabel1a
(Originally I had named my counter subfigure also, but then I discovered that a counter with such a name already exists, so I appended the X).
Preferably the answer contains an explanation why my code does not work (everything that is wrong), how to do it correctly, and (as an extra) how I could achieve the same effect using the stock subfigure and subcaption mechanisms.
macros subcaption latex3 ref
macros subcaption latex3 ref
asked 9 mins ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1427
asked 9 mins ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1427
asked 9 mins ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1427
asked 9 mins ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1427
asked 9 mins ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1427
1427
I've never heard ofsteprefcounter. Did you mean to writerefstepcounter?
– Mico
4 mins ago
add a comment |
I've never heard ofsteprefcounter. Did you mean to writerefstepcounter?
– Mico
4 mins ago
I've never heard of
steprefcounter. Did you mean to write refstepcounter?– Mico
4 mins ago
I've never heard of
steprefcounter. Did you mean to write refstepcounter?– Mico
4 mins ago
add a comment |
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