Collect all figures at end with memoir
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I've written a book with the memoir class (a great package, I take my hat off to the author), and I now need a version that has all the figures at the end (or the end of each chapter), each on a separate page together with the figure caption. This is the kind of thing that the endfloat package does, but when I try it I get lots of error messages and the compilation fails, so I wonder if the two packages are incompatible? (Neither package mentions the other in its documentation.) I also have lots of customizations for the figures and captions, for example putting the caption in the margin in a pseudo-Tufte style, which I think endfloat would have a hard time with even if they were compatible.
So my question is simply how to put all the figures at the end in a document using the memoir class? Thanks.
floats memoir endfloat
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I've written a book with the memoir class (a great package, I take my hat off to the author), and I now need a version that has all the figures at the end (or the end of each chapter), each on a separate page together with the figure caption. This is the kind of thing that the endfloat package does, but when I try it I get lots of error messages and the compilation fails, so I wonder if the two packages are incompatible? (Neither package mentions the other in its documentation.) I also have lots of customizations for the figures and captions, for example putting the caption in the margin in a pseudo-Tufte style, which I think endfloat would have a hard time with even if they were compatible.
So my question is simply how to put all the figures at the end in a document using the memoir class? Thanks.
floats memoir endfloat
One approach is first to enclose yourincludefigure
within a newcommand (e.g.newcommand{putfig}[1]{...}
and then use that new command either to put the figure directly or to ship out the figures to a separate file. Can you post a MWE that shows at least one case of including a figure so that a concrete example can be generated from it.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
5 hours ago
Please show us a short compilable code using classmemoir
andendfloat
resulting in your issue(s). If possible useexample-image
from packagemwe
...
– Kurt
5 hours ago
Be sure that you write everyend{float}
at the start of a new line. Possible duplicate of Problems with endfloat package?
– Fran
3 hours ago
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I've written a book with the memoir class (a great package, I take my hat off to the author), and I now need a version that has all the figures at the end (or the end of each chapter), each on a separate page together with the figure caption. This is the kind of thing that the endfloat package does, but when I try it I get lots of error messages and the compilation fails, so I wonder if the two packages are incompatible? (Neither package mentions the other in its documentation.) I also have lots of customizations for the figures and captions, for example putting the caption in the margin in a pseudo-Tufte style, which I think endfloat would have a hard time with even if they were compatible.
So my question is simply how to put all the figures at the end in a document using the memoir class? Thanks.
floats memoir endfloat
I've written a book with the memoir class (a great package, I take my hat off to the author), and I now need a version that has all the figures at the end (or the end of each chapter), each on a separate page together with the figure caption. This is the kind of thing that the endfloat package does, but when I try it I get lots of error messages and the compilation fails, so I wonder if the two packages are incompatible? (Neither package mentions the other in its documentation.) I also have lots of customizations for the figures and captions, for example putting the caption in the margin in a pseudo-Tufte style, which I think endfloat would have a hard time with even if they were compatible.
So my question is simply how to put all the figures at the end in a document using the memoir class? Thanks.
floats memoir endfloat
floats memoir endfloat
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One approach is first to enclose yourincludefigure
within a newcommand (e.g.newcommand{putfig}[1]{...}
and then use that new command either to put the figure directly or to ship out the figures to a separate file. Can you post a MWE that shows at least one case of including a figure so that a concrete example can be generated from it.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
5 hours ago
Please show us a short compilable code using classmemoir
andendfloat
resulting in your issue(s). If possible useexample-image
from packagemwe
...
– Kurt
5 hours ago
Be sure that you write everyend{float}
at the start of a new line. Possible duplicate of Problems with endfloat package?
– Fran
3 hours ago
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One approach is first to enclose yourincludefigure
within a newcommand (e.g.newcommand{putfig}[1]{...}
and then use that new command either to put the figure directly or to ship out the figures to a separate file. Can you post a MWE that shows at least one case of including a figure so that a concrete example can be generated from it.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
5 hours ago
Please show us a short compilable code using classmemoir
andendfloat
resulting in your issue(s). If possible useexample-image
from packagemwe
...
– Kurt
5 hours ago
Be sure that you write everyend{float}
at the start of a new line. Possible duplicate of Problems with endfloat package?
– Fran
3 hours ago
One approach is first to enclose your
includefigure
within a newcommand (e.g. newcommand{putfig}[1]{...}
and then use that new command either to put the figure directly or to ship out the figures to a separate file. Can you post a MWE that shows at least one case of including a figure so that a concrete example can be generated from it.– Jeffrey J Weimer
5 hours ago
One approach is first to enclose your
includefigure
within a newcommand (e.g. newcommand{putfig}[1]{...}
and then use that new command either to put the figure directly or to ship out the figures to a separate file. Can you post a MWE that shows at least one case of including a figure so that a concrete example can be generated from it.– Jeffrey J Weimer
5 hours ago
Please show us a short compilable code using class
memoir
and endfloat
resulting in your issue(s). If possible use example-image
from package mwe
...– Kurt
5 hours ago
Please show us a short compilable code using class
memoir
and endfloat
resulting in your issue(s). If possible use example-image
from package mwe
...– Kurt
5 hours ago
Be sure that you write every
end{float}
at the start of a new line. Possible duplicate of Problems with endfloat package?– Fran
3 hours ago
Be sure that you write every
end{float}
at the start of a new line. Possible duplicate of Problems with endfloat package?– Fran
3 hours ago
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One approach is first to enclose your
includefigure
within a newcommand (e.g.newcommand{putfig}[1]{...}
and then use that new command either to put the figure directly or to ship out the figures to a separate file. Can you post a MWE that shows at least one case of including a figure so that a concrete example can be generated from it.– Jeffrey J Weimer
5 hours ago
Please show us a short compilable code using class
memoir
andendfloat
resulting in your issue(s). If possible useexample-image
from packagemwe
...– Kurt
5 hours ago
Be sure that you write every
end{float}
at the start of a new line. Possible duplicate of Problems with endfloat package?– Fran
3 hours ago