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How to use refstepcounter correctly in attempt to implement subfigures?
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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]%
%refstepcountersubfigureX
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
(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 ref
asked 7 hours ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1477
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]%
%refstepcountersubfigureX
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
(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 ref
asked 7 hours ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1477
Off-topic: Thegermanpackage is obsolete. Don't load it. Instead, runusepackage[german]babelor, better still,usepackage[ngerman]babel.
– Mico
6 hours ago
@Mico: You are right (I remembered the command incorrectly): Usingrefstepcounterfixes the complaint, but still it does not fix the problem that the references show the wrong number. On the German package: Will do once the rest works (Thanks!).
– U. Windl
5 hours 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]%
%refstepcountersubfigureX
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
(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 ref
asked 7 hours ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1477
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]%
%refstepcountersubfigureX
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
(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 ref
macros subcaption ref
asked 7 hours ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1477
asked 7 hours ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1477
edited 5 hours ago
U. Windl
asked 7 hours ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1477
asked 7 hours ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1477
asked 7 hours ago
U. WindlU. Windl
1477
1477
Off-topic: Thegermanpackage is obsolete. Don't load it. Instead, runusepackage[german]babelor, better still,usepackage[ngerman]babel.
– Mico
6 hours ago
@Mico: You are right (I remembered the command incorrectly): Usingrefstepcounterfixes the complaint, but still it does not fix the problem that the references show the wrong number. On the German package: Will do once the rest works (Thanks!).
– U. Windl
5 hours ago
add a comment |
Off-topic: Thegermanpackage is obsolete. Don't load it. Instead, runusepackage[german]babelor, better still,usepackage[ngerman]babel.
– Mico
6 hours ago
@Mico: You are right (I remembered the command incorrectly): Usingrefstepcounterfixes the complaint, but still it does not fix the problem that the references show the wrong number. On the German package: Will do once the rest works (Thanks!).
– U. Windl
5 hours ago
Off-topic: The
german package is obsolete. Don't load it. Instead, run usepackage[german]babel or, better still, usepackage[ngerman]babel.– Mico
6 hours ago
Off-topic: The
german package is obsolete. Don't load it. Instead, run usepackage[german]babel or, better still, usepackage[ngerman]babel.– Mico
6 hours ago
@Mico: You are right (I remembered the command incorrectly): Using
refstepcounter fixes the complaint, but still it does not fix the problem that the references show the wrong number. On the German package: Will do once the rest works (Thanks!).– U. Windl
5 hours ago
@Mico: You are right (I remembered the command incorrectly): Using
refstepcounter fixes the complaint, but still it does not fix the problem that the references show the wrong number. On the German package: Will do once the rest works (Thanks!).– U. Windl
5 hours ago
add a comment |
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germanpackage is obsolete. Don't load it. Instead, runusepackage[german]babelor, better still,usepackage[ngerman]babel.– Mico
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@Mico: You are right (I remembered the command incorrectly): Using
refstepcounterfixes the complaint, but still it does not fix the problem that the references show the wrong number. On the German package: Will do once the rest works (Thanks!).– U. Windl
5 hours ago