Figure credit posted inside figure environment, printed in listoffigurecredits
I'm writing a long book with many figures, and I'd like to insert figure credit code inside each figure environment and have the associated credit text collected and printing in a Listoffigurecredits (much like a Listoffigures, Listoftables, and such) at the end of the book.
I looked into this related answer but it was rather complex and did not perform quite what I needed, for instance the automatic numbering of the credit based on the typeset figure number.
As an example, I would like a figure call with associated credit line to be of the (minimal) form:
begin{figure}
include{...figure file here...}
caption{Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci.}
figurecredit{Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, reproduced by permission, The Louvre, Paris.}
end{figure}
Then, at the end of the book I'd like to have a
listoffigurecredits
which would print a list whose items included:
Figure 2.9: Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, reproduced by permission, The Louvre, Paris.
Notice that the "Figure 2.9" should be automatically generated, based on the actual typeset figure, and that the style should match that of listoffigures, listoftables, etc.
I'm hoping for the minimal code... the simplest approach to this admittedly tricky task.
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I'm writing a long book with many figures, and I'd like to insert figure credit code inside each figure environment and have the associated credit text collected and printing in a Listoffigurecredits (much like a Listoffigures, Listoftables, and such) at the end of the book.
I looked into this related answer but it was rather complex and did not perform quite what I needed, for instance the automatic numbering of the credit based on the typeset figure number.
As an example, I would like a figure call with associated credit line to be of the (minimal) form:
begin{figure}
include{...figure file here...}
caption{Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci.}
figurecredit{Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, reproduced by permission, The Louvre, Paris.}
end{figure}
Then, at the end of the book I'd like to have a
listoffigurecredits
which would print a list whose items included:
Figure 2.9: Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, reproduced by permission, The Louvre, Paris.
Notice that the "Figure 2.9" should be automatically generated, based on the actual typeset figure, and that the style should match that of listoffigures, listoftables, etc.
I'm hoping for the minimal code... the simplest approach to this admittedly tricky task.
table-of-contents floats
asked 4 hours ago
David G. StorkDavid G. Stork
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I'm writing a long book with many figures, and I'd like to insert figure credit code inside each figure environment and have the associated credit text collected and printing in a Listoffigurecredits (much like a Listoffigures, Listoftables, and such) at the end of the book.
I looked into this related answer but it was rather complex and did not perform quite what I needed, for instance the automatic numbering of the credit based on the typeset figure number.
As an example, I would like a figure call with associated credit line to be of the (minimal) form:
begin{figure}
include{...figure file here...}
caption{Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci.}
figurecredit{Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, reproduced by permission, The Louvre, Paris.}
end{figure}
Then, at the end of the book I'd like to have a
listoffigurecredits
which would print a list whose items included:
Figure 2.9: Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, reproduced by permission, The Louvre, Paris.
Notice that the "Figure 2.9" should be automatically generated, based on the actual typeset figure, and that the style should match that of listoffigures, listoftables, etc.
I'm hoping for the minimal code... the simplest approach to this admittedly tricky task.
table-of-contents floats
asked 4 hours ago
David G. StorkDavid G. Stork
22518
I'm writing a long book with many figures, and I'd like to insert figure credit code inside each figure environment and have the associated credit text collected and printing in a Listoffigurecredits (much like a Listoffigures, Listoftables, and such) at the end of the book.
I looked into this related answer but it was rather complex and did not perform quite what I needed, for instance the automatic numbering of the credit based on the typeset figure number.
As an example, I would like a figure call with associated credit line to be of the (minimal) form:
begin{figure}
include{...figure file here...}
caption{Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci.}
figurecredit{Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, reproduced by permission, The Louvre, Paris.}
end{figure}
Then, at the end of the book I'd like to have a
listoffigurecredits
which would print a list whose items included:
Figure 2.9: Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, reproduced by permission, The Louvre, Paris.
Notice that the "Figure 2.9" should be automatically generated, based on the actual typeset figure, and that the style should match that of listoffigures, listoftables, etc.
I'm hoping for the minimal code... the simplest approach to this admittedly tricky task.
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This may not be satisfying, but the quick and dirty solution would be to put all the text inside the caption, then use the command listoffigures which generates a list of all figures first with figure number then the caption text (separated by a colon).
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Sorry, the OP wants to get two lists, one list of figures as usual and a second list with the credits. I think you missunderstood the question Am I right?
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This may not be satisfying, but the quick and dirty solution would be to put all the text inside the caption, then use the command listoffigures which generates a list of all figures first with figure number then the caption text (separated by a colon).
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Sorry, the OP wants to get two lists, one list of figures as usual and a second list with the credits. I think you missunderstood the question Am I right?
– Kurt
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Yeah sorry, my bad.
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1 hour ago
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This may not be satisfying, but the quick and dirty solution would be to put all the text inside the caption, then use the command listoffigures which generates a list of all figures first with figure number then the caption text (separated by a colon).
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Sorry, the OP wants to get two lists, one list of figures as usual and a second list with the credits. I think you missunderstood the question Am I right?
– Kurt
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This may not be satisfying, but the quick and dirty solution would be to put all the text inside the caption, then use the command listoffigures which generates a list of all figures first with figure number then the caption text (separated by a colon).
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This may not be satisfying, but the quick and dirty solution would be to put all the text inside the caption, then use the command listoffigures which generates a list of all figures first with figure number then the caption text (separated by a colon).
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Sorry, the OP wants to get two lists, one list of figures as usual and a second list with the credits. I think you missunderstood the question Am I right?
– Kurt
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– JoeThePhysWiz
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Sorry, the OP wants to get two lists, one list of figures as usual and a second list with the credits. I think you missunderstood the question Am I right?
– Kurt
1 hour ago
1
Yeah sorry, my bad.
– JoeThePhysWiz
1 hour ago
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Sorry, the OP wants to get two lists, one list of figures as usual and a second list with the credits. I think you missunderstood the question Am I right?
– Kurt
1 hour ago
Welcome to TeX.SE! Sorry, the OP wants to get two lists, one list of figures as usual and a second list with the credits. I think you missunderstood the question Am I right?
– Kurt
1 hour ago
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Yeah sorry, my bad.
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Yeah sorry, my bad.
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