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[Javier Arantegui <address@hidden>]

Hi,

El Martes, 21 de Febrero de 2006 19:14, Kris Kuhlman escribió:
> so thanks so much for the help

You're welcome. It's nice to be helpful.

> When I put this into my dissertation style file, and use open up the
> dissertation, there are some issues.
>
> First the list of tables now starts from the last figure number, and
> also says "Figure #" at the beginning of each table in the list of tables.
>
> Secondly, this is a multi-chapter document, and the figures (and
> tables) are numbered 2.5, 7.3, etc., which is not reflected in the
> list of tables.

Unfortunately I'm clueless. In my small hack there was everything I know 
about 
writing TeXmacs macros :-(   Tonight (while watching TV) I'll try to improve 
somehow my hack, but I don't think I will be able to do anything useful.

I didn't want to fight with style files. That was to reason I told you to 
pasted it in the beginning of the document. I didn't test it with styles.


> I know the figures and tables are treated equally in TeXmacs, I
> previously had to write some conditional style file stuff earlier to
> put the caption above the tables and below the figures.  Do I also
> need to put in some conditional expressions to determine whether
> something increments the figure or table counter?

Sure. The hack I wrote used just a counter to number the figures. A second 
counter and some conditionals had to be added to get 2.5, 7.3, etc. 

I used the list-fig counter to add the number of Figure, but that number was 
*independent* of the real figure number. I just though that the first figure 
in the List of figures might be the figure number 1. 

Javier


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