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How to re-order addcontentsline?


How to place subfigure caption on the side?Subfigure link in List Of Figures don't redirect to the subfigurecustom sub-caption and refs format for subfiguresChange numbering system for margin figures in tufte-handout document classLabel handling in a macroMultiple panel figure, with caption in one of the panels?list of figures and tables when there are no figures or tables?Captions in subfigures and skip subfigures in List of FiguresHow to remove captionless-figures from the List of Figures (LoF)?Exclude subfigures from the table of figures in latex













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This question may sound similar to what has been asked before, but I tried to do a minimalistic implementation (stealing some code from the verbatim package). Also I don't really know TeX, just basic LaTeX.



Anyway: I have implemented my own variant of subfigures and I use captions on the bottom. That code works well, but if I generate a list of figures, the subfigure captions are emitted before the main caption, like in:



1.2a Blabla
1.2b More blabla
1.2 Another caption


I want to reorder the entries by saving the subfigures' addcontentsline until the addcontentsline of the main figure was output. So I made some simplistic code that seems to work within one paragraph (lofLines is the buffer for "list-of-figures lines"):



newtokslofLines% storage
deflofLinesEmptylofLines% empty storage
deflofLinesAdd#1lofLinesexpandafterthelofLines#1% append to storage
deflofLinesOutexpandafterthelofLines% output storage


A short sample document (without the figure stuff) would be:



documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
usepackagegerman
usepackage[latin1]inputenc
usepackagea4
% ...
newtokslofLines% storage
deflofLinesEmptylofLines% empty storage
deflofLinesAdd#1lofLinesexpandafterthelofLines#1% append to storage
deflofLinesOutexpandafterthelofLines% output storage
lofLinesEmpty% initialize
begindocument
lofLinesEmpty%
lofLinesAddaa\bb
Some text...
lofLinesAddccc
More text
lofLinesOut
enddocument


This document outputs the text as:



Some text... More text aa
bbccc


So it works as intended (in my simple view of things), but when I want to save and restore actual addcontentslines within some commands and environments I wrote for managing the figures, they are never written to the .lof file.
To me it looks as if the contents got lost between commands, environments and floats, because not even simple plain text did survive the patch from subfigure caption to main text...



An example of such a line looks like this:



lofLinesAddaddcontentslineloffigureprotect%
numberlinethesubfigureXignorespaces#1%


Most likely the problem is my limited understanding of TeX internals.










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    This question may sound similar to what has been asked before, but I tried to do a minimalistic implementation (stealing some code from the verbatim package). Also I don't really know TeX, just basic LaTeX.



    Anyway: I have implemented my own variant of subfigures and I use captions on the bottom. That code works well, but if I generate a list of figures, the subfigure captions are emitted before the main caption, like in:



    1.2a Blabla
    1.2b More blabla
    1.2 Another caption


    I want to reorder the entries by saving the subfigures' addcontentsline until the addcontentsline of the main figure was output. So I made some simplistic code that seems to work within one paragraph (lofLines is the buffer for "list-of-figures lines"):



    newtokslofLines% storage
    deflofLinesEmptylofLines% empty storage
    deflofLinesAdd#1lofLinesexpandafterthelofLines#1% append to storage
    deflofLinesOutexpandafterthelofLines% output storage


    A short sample document (without the figure stuff) would be:



    documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
    usepackagegerman
    usepackage[latin1]inputenc
    usepackagea4
    % ...
    newtokslofLines% storage
    deflofLinesEmptylofLines% empty storage
    deflofLinesAdd#1lofLinesexpandafterthelofLines#1% append to storage
    deflofLinesOutexpandafterthelofLines% output storage
    lofLinesEmpty% initialize
    begindocument
    lofLinesEmpty%
    lofLinesAddaa\bb
    Some text...
    lofLinesAddccc
    More text
    lofLinesOut
    enddocument


    This document outputs the text as:



    Some text... More text aa
    bbccc


    So it works as intended (in my simple view of things), but when I want to save and restore actual addcontentslines within some commands and environments I wrote for managing the figures, they are never written to the .lof file.
    To me it looks as if the contents got lost between commands, environments and floats, because not even simple plain text did survive the patch from subfigure caption to main text...



    An example of such a line looks like this:



    lofLinesAddaddcontentslineloffigureprotect%
    numberlinethesubfigureXignorespaces#1%


    Most likely the problem is my limited understanding of TeX internals.










    share|improve this question
























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      This question may sound similar to what has been asked before, but I tried to do a minimalistic implementation (stealing some code from the verbatim package). Also I don't really know TeX, just basic LaTeX.



      Anyway: I have implemented my own variant of subfigures and I use captions on the bottom. That code works well, but if I generate a list of figures, the subfigure captions are emitted before the main caption, like in:



      1.2a Blabla
      1.2b More blabla
      1.2 Another caption


      I want to reorder the entries by saving the subfigures' addcontentsline until the addcontentsline of the main figure was output. So I made some simplistic code that seems to work within one paragraph (lofLines is the buffer for "list-of-figures lines"):



      newtokslofLines% storage
      deflofLinesEmptylofLines% empty storage
      deflofLinesAdd#1lofLinesexpandafterthelofLines#1% append to storage
      deflofLinesOutexpandafterthelofLines% output storage


      A short sample document (without the figure stuff) would be:



      documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
      usepackagegerman
      usepackage[latin1]inputenc
      usepackagea4
      % ...
      newtokslofLines% storage
      deflofLinesEmptylofLines% empty storage
      deflofLinesAdd#1lofLinesexpandafterthelofLines#1% append to storage
      deflofLinesOutexpandafterthelofLines% output storage
      lofLinesEmpty% initialize
      begindocument
      lofLinesEmpty%
      lofLinesAddaa\bb
      Some text...
      lofLinesAddccc
      More text
      lofLinesOut
      enddocument


      This document outputs the text as:



      Some text... More text aa
      bbccc


      So it works as intended (in my simple view of things), but when I want to save and restore actual addcontentslines within some commands and environments I wrote for managing the figures, they are never written to the .lof file.
      To me it looks as if the contents got lost between commands, environments and floats, because not even simple plain text did survive the patch from subfigure caption to main text...



      An example of such a line looks like this:



      lofLinesAddaddcontentslineloffigureprotect%
      numberlinethesubfigureXignorespaces#1%


      Most likely the problem is my limited understanding of TeX internals.










      share|improve this question














      This question may sound similar to what has been asked before, but I tried to do a minimalistic implementation (stealing some code from the verbatim package). Also I don't really know TeX, just basic LaTeX.



      Anyway: I have implemented my own variant of subfigures and I use captions on the bottom. That code works well, but if I generate a list of figures, the subfigure captions are emitted before the main caption, like in:



      1.2a Blabla
      1.2b More blabla
      1.2 Another caption


      I want to reorder the entries by saving the subfigures' addcontentsline until the addcontentsline of the main figure was output. So I made some simplistic code that seems to work within one paragraph (lofLines is the buffer for "list-of-figures lines"):



      newtokslofLines% storage
      deflofLinesEmptylofLines% empty storage
      deflofLinesAdd#1lofLinesexpandafterthelofLines#1% append to storage
      deflofLinesOutexpandafterthelofLines% output storage


      A short sample document (without the figure stuff) would be:



      documentclass[a4paper,twoside]report
      usepackagegerman
      usepackage[latin1]inputenc
      usepackagea4
      % ...
      newtokslofLines% storage
      deflofLinesEmptylofLines% empty storage
      deflofLinesAdd#1lofLinesexpandafterthelofLines#1% append to storage
      deflofLinesOutexpandafterthelofLines% output storage
      lofLinesEmpty% initialize
      begindocument
      lofLinesEmpty%
      lofLinesAddaa\bb
      Some text...
      lofLinesAddccc
      More text
      lofLinesOut
      enddocument


      This document outputs the text as:



      Some text... More text aa
      bbccc


      So it works as intended (in my simple view of things), but when I want to save and restore actual addcontentslines within some commands and environments I wrote for managing the figures, they are never written to the .lof file.
      To me it looks as if the contents got lost between commands, environments and floats, because not even simple plain text did survive the patch from subfigure caption to main text...



      An example of such a line looks like this:



      lofLinesAddaddcontentslineloffigureprotect%
      numberlinethesubfigureXignorespaces#1%


      Most likely the problem is my limited understanding of TeX internals.







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