question about figures and labels
Hi, I am trying to reference the 2 subfigures in my text , something like Some text .... \placefigure[][figuur7]{Centrifugale kracht $\vec{F}_{F}$ en centripetale kracht $\vec{F}_{c}$} { \startcombination[2*1] {\externalfigure[Drawings/figuur7a]} {} {\externalfigure[Drawings/figuur7b]} {} \stopcombination } In \in{figure}[figuur7a] and \in{figure}[figuur7b] one can see ......... ...... But I don't know how to setup the labels figuur7a, figuur7b ? I cannot find anything related on Wiki or in this newsgroup, I think it should be possible with Context ? Kind regards Wim Neimeijer
Hi Wim,
I am trying to reference the 2 subfigures in my text , something like
Some text ....
\placefigure[][figuur7]{Centrifugale kracht $\vec{F}_{F}$ en centripetale kracht $\vec{F}_{c}$} { \startcombination[2*1] {\externalfigure[Drawings/figuur7a]} {} {\externalfigure[Drawings/figuur7b]} {} \stopcombination }
In \in{figure}[figuur7a] and \in{figure}[figuur7b] one can see .........
Why don't you simply type In \in{figure}[figuur7]a and \in{figure}[figuur7]b ....? Greetings Albrecht
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But I don't know how to setup the labels figuur7a, figuur7b ? I cannot find anything related on Wiki or in this newsgroup, I think it should be possible with Context ?
Kind regards
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Hi Wim, WN wrote:
In \in{figure}[figuur7a] and \in{figure}[figuur7b] one can see ......... ......
I've browsed some of my own documents, and they contain the equiv. of In \in{figure}[figuur7]a and \in{figure}[figuur7]b one can see So if it is possible to set up independant references for the bits of a combination, I have not found it. I never bothered to look deeper into this, because, for my appications (paper printing), it does not matter that the subparts are 'glued on'. Cheers, Taco
Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hi Wim,
WN wrote:
In \in{figure}[figuur7a] and \in{figure}[figuur7b] one can see ......... ......
I've browsed some of my own documents, and they contain the equiv. of
In \in{figure}[figuur7]a and \in{figure}[figuur7]b one can see
So if it is possible to set up independant references for the bits of a combination, I have not found it. I never bothered to look deeper into this, because, for my appications (paper printing), it does not matter that the subparts are 'glued on'.
Just assume the obvious -) \placefigure[][figuur]{}{} \in{figure}{a}[figuur] and \in{figure}{b}[figuur] ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hans Hagen | PRAGMA ADE Ridderstraat 27 | 8061 GH Hasselt | The Netherlands tel: 038 477 53 69 | fax: 038 477 53 74 | www.pragma-ade.com | www.pragma-pod.nl -----------------------------------------------------------------
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