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I when I create a command for (for example) the examples in my article, I do it in this way:
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
So the enumeration is consecuent to what I have done with the theorems and other things, but the figures do their own enumeration, how can I change that in the same way of the examples? Thanks
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I when I create a command for (for example) the examples in my article, I do it in this way:
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
So the enumeration is consecuent to what I have done with the theorems and other things, but the figures do their own enumeration, how can I change that in the same way of the examples? Thanks
floats counters
edited Apr 16 at 22:47
Andrew
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Exactly, for example, if there is a figure between theorem 2.3, and example 2.4, I want them to be, theorem 2.3, figure 2.4, and example 2.5
– J.Rodriguez
Apr 16 at 3:31
Did you see this answer to the query Numbering figures?
– Mico
Apr 16 at 4:30
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I when I create a command for (for example) the examples in my article, I do it in this way:
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
So the enumeration is consecuent to what I have done with the theorems and other things, but the figures do their own enumeration, how can I change that in the same way of the examples? Thanks
floats counters
edited Apr 16 at 22:47
Andrew
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I when I create a command for (for example) the examples in my article, I do it in this way:
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
So the enumeration is consecuent to what I have done with the theorems and other things, but the figures do their own enumeration, how can I change that in the same way of the examples? Thanks
floats counters
floats counters
edited Apr 16 at 22:47
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Exactly, for example, if there is a figure between theorem 2.3, and example 2.4, I want them to be, theorem 2.3, figure 2.4, and example 2.5
– J.Rodriguez
Apr 16 at 3:31
Did you see this answer to the query Numbering figures?
– Mico
Apr 16 at 4:30
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Exactly, for example, if there is a figure between theorem 2.3, and example 2.4, I want them to be, theorem 2.3, figure 2.4, and example 2.5
– J.Rodriguez
Apr 16 at 3:31
Did you see this answer to the query Numbering figures?
– Mico
Apr 16 at 4:30
Exactly, for example, if there is a figure between theorem 2.3, and example 2.4, I want them to be, theorem 2.3, figure 2.4, and example 2.5
– J.Rodriguez
Apr 16 at 3:31
Exactly, for example, if there is a figure between theorem 2.3, and example 2.4, I want them to be, theorem 2.3, figure 2.4, and example 2.5
– J.Rodriguez
Apr 16 at 3:31
Did you see this answer to the query Numbering figures?
– Mico
Apr 16 at 4:30
Did you see this answer to the query Numbering figures?
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You can essentially use the same approach as in your MWE except that you use figure to number your theorems:
numberwithinfiguresection% number figures inside sections
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
The numberwithin command, which comes from amsmath, numbers the figures in tandem with the sections. Using this approach you can get the output
using the code:
documentclassamsart
numberwithinfiguresection
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
begindocument
sectionLet the section begin
beginteoThe sum of two numbers is a numberlabelT:oneendteo
beginfigure[h]A figurecaptionNice onelabelF:oneendfigure
beginexFor example, $1+2=3$.labelE:oneendex
See refT:one, refF:one and refE:one.
enddocument
answered Apr 16 at 4:38
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This answer depends on the use of theamsartdocument class. But that's not necessary --articleplusamsthmgives the same result.
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 19:10
@barbarabeeton As the OP didn't provide a MWE with a document class I took the liberty of using my preferred article class, which isamsart. Usingarticleandamsthmdoes not work as this gives an "Undefined control sequence" error fornumberwithin. Of course, you could usemakeatletter@addtoresetfiguresectionmakeatotherwith thearticledocument class.
– Andrew
Apr 16 at 21:40
Ah! Forgot that. Easily fixed --usepackageamsmath. (Rash assumption -- if one is usingamsthm, one is probably already usingamsmath. Nice to hear thatamsartis your favorite, but not everyone has the same preferences.)
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 23:21
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Here's a solution that employs the xassoccnt package to couple the teo and figure counters.
documentclassreport
usepackageamsthm
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
usepackagexassoccnt
DeclareCoupledCounters[name=figurteo]figure,teo
renewcommandthefigurethesection.arabicfigure
% just to allow 4 floats on a page:
setcountertotalnumber4
setcountertopnumber4
begindocument
% just for this example
setcounterchapter2
setcountersection3
beginteoIn the beginning, dots endteo
beginteoAfter a while, dotsendteo
beginfigure[ht]captionFeeendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFiendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFoendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFumendfigure
beginexAnd then, dotsendex
beginexFinally, dotsendex
enddocument
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You can essentially use the same approach as in your MWE except that you use figure to number your theorems:
numberwithinfiguresection% number figures inside sections
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
The numberwithin command, which comes from amsmath, numbers the figures in tandem with the sections. Using this approach you can get the output
using the code:
documentclassamsart
numberwithinfiguresection
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
begindocument
sectionLet the section begin
beginteoThe sum of two numbers is a numberlabelT:oneendteo
beginfigure[h]A figurecaptionNice onelabelF:oneendfigure
beginexFor example, $1+2=3$.labelE:oneendex
See refT:one, refF:one and refE:one.
enddocument
answered Apr 16 at 4:38
AndrewAndrew
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This answer depends on the use of theamsartdocument class. But that's not necessary --articleplusamsthmgives the same result.
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 19:10
@barbarabeeton As the OP didn't provide a MWE with a document class I took the liberty of using my preferred article class, which isamsart. Usingarticleandamsthmdoes not work as this gives an "Undefined control sequence" error fornumberwithin. Of course, you could usemakeatletter@addtoresetfiguresectionmakeatotherwith thearticledocument class.
– Andrew
Apr 16 at 21:40
Ah! Forgot that. Easily fixed --usepackageamsmath. (Rash assumption -- if one is usingamsthm, one is probably already usingamsmath. Nice to hear thatamsartis your favorite, but not everyone has the same preferences.)
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 23:21
add a comment
|
You can essentially use the same approach as in your MWE except that you use figure to number your theorems:
numberwithinfiguresection% number figures inside sections
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
The numberwithin command, which comes from amsmath, numbers the figures in tandem with the sections. Using this approach you can get the output
using the code:
documentclassamsart
numberwithinfiguresection
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
begindocument
sectionLet the section begin
beginteoThe sum of two numbers is a numberlabelT:oneendteo
beginfigure[h]A figurecaptionNice onelabelF:oneendfigure
beginexFor example, $1+2=3$.labelE:oneendex
See refT:one, refF:one and refE:one.
enddocument
answered Apr 16 at 4:38
AndrewAndrew
34.3k3 gold badges50 silver badges88 bronze badges
This answer depends on the use of theamsartdocument class. But that's not necessary --articleplusamsthmgives the same result.
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 19:10
@barbarabeeton As the OP didn't provide a MWE with a document class I took the liberty of using my preferred article class, which isamsart. Usingarticleandamsthmdoes not work as this gives an "Undefined control sequence" error fornumberwithin. Of course, you could usemakeatletter@addtoresetfiguresectionmakeatotherwith thearticledocument class.
– Andrew
Apr 16 at 21:40
Ah! Forgot that. Easily fixed --usepackageamsmath. (Rash assumption -- if one is usingamsthm, one is probably already usingamsmath. Nice to hear thatamsartis your favorite, but not everyone has the same preferences.)
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 23:21
add a comment
|
You can essentially use the same approach as in your MWE except that you use figure to number your theorems:
numberwithinfiguresection% number figures inside sections
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
The numberwithin command, which comes from amsmath, numbers the figures in tandem with the sections. Using this approach you can get the output
using the code:
documentclassamsart
numberwithinfiguresection
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
begindocument
sectionLet the section begin
beginteoThe sum of two numbers is a numberlabelT:oneendteo
beginfigure[h]A figurecaptionNice onelabelF:oneendfigure
beginexFor example, $1+2=3$.labelE:oneendex
See refT:one, refF:one and refE:one.
enddocument
answered Apr 16 at 4:38
AndrewAndrew
34.3k3 gold badges50 silver badges88 bronze badges
You can essentially use the same approach as in your MWE except that you use figure to number your theorems:
numberwithinfiguresection% number figures inside sections
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
The numberwithin command, which comes from amsmath, numbers the figures in tandem with the sections. Using this approach you can get the output
using the code:
documentclassamsart
numberwithinfiguresection
newtheoremteo[figure]Theorem
newtheoremex[figure]Example
begindocument
sectionLet the section begin
beginteoThe sum of two numbers is a numberlabelT:oneendteo
beginfigure[h]A figurecaptionNice onelabelF:oneendfigure
beginexFor example, $1+2=3$.labelE:oneendex
See refT:one, refF:one and refE:one.
enddocument
answered Apr 16 at 4:38
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edited Apr 16 at 4:45
answered Apr 16 at 4:38
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This answer depends on the use of theamsartdocument class. But that's not necessary --articleplusamsthmgives the same result.
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 19:10
@barbarabeeton As the OP didn't provide a MWE with a document class I took the liberty of using my preferred article class, which isamsart. Usingarticleandamsthmdoes not work as this gives an "Undefined control sequence" error fornumberwithin. Of course, you could usemakeatletter@addtoresetfiguresectionmakeatotherwith thearticledocument class.
– Andrew
Apr 16 at 21:40
Ah! Forgot that. Easily fixed --usepackageamsmath. (Rash assumption -- if one is usingamsthm, one is probably already usingamsmath. Nice to hear thatamsartis your favorite, but not everyone has the same preferences.)
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 23:21
add a comment
|
This answer depends on the use of theamsartdocument class. But that's not necessary --articleplusamsthmgives the same result.
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 19:10
@barbarabeeton As the OP didn't provide a MWE with a document class I took the liberty of using my preferred article class, which isamsart. Usingarticleandamsthmdoes not work as this gives an "Undefined control sequence" error fornumberwithin. Of course, you could usemakeatletter@addtoresetfiguresectionmakeatotherwith thearticledocument class.
– Andrew
Apr 16 at 21:40
Ah! Forgot that. Easily fixed --usepackageamsmath. (Rash assumption -- if one is usingamsthm, one is probably already usingamsmath. Nice to hear thatamsartis your favorite, but not everyone has the same preferences.)
– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 23:21
This answer depends on the use of the
amsart document class. But that's not necessary -- article plus amsthm gives the same result.– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 19:10
This answer depends on the use of the
amsart document class. But that's not necessary -- article plus amsthm gives the same result.– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 19:10
@barbarabeeton As the OP didn't provide a MWE with a document class I took the liberty of using my preferred article class, which is
amsart. Using article and amsthm does not work as this gives an "Undefined control sequence" error for numberwithin. Of course, you could use makeatletter@addtoresetfiguresectionmakeatother with the article document class.– Andrew
Apr 16 at 21:40
@barbarabeeton As the OP didn't provide a MWE with a document class I took the liberty of using my preferred article class, which is
amsart. Using article and amsthm does not work as this gives an "Undefined control sequence" error for numberwithin. Of course, you could use makeatletter@addtoresetfiguresectionmakeatother with the article document class.– Andrew
Apr 16 at 21:40
Ah! Forgot that. Easily fixed --
usepackageamsmath. (Rash assumption -- if one is using amsthm, one is probably already using amsmath. Nice to hear that amsart is your favorite, but not everyone has the same preferences.)– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 23:21
Ah! Forgot that. Easily fixed --
usepackageamsmath. (Rash assumption -- if one is using amsthm, one is probably already using amsmath. Nice to hear that amsart is your favorite, but not everyone has the same preferences.)– barbara beeton
Apr 16 at 23:21
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Here's a solution that employs the xassoccnt package to couple the teo and figure counters.
documentclassreport
usepackageamsthm
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
usepackagexassoccnt
DeclareCoupledCounters[name=figurteo]figure,teo
renewcommandthefigurethesection.arabicfigure
% just to allow 4 floats on a page:
setcountertotalnumber4
setcountertopnumber4
begindocument
% just for this example
setcounterchapter2
setcountersection3
beginteoIn the beginning, dots endteo
beginteoAfter a while, dotsendteo
beginfigure[ht]captionFeeendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFiendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFoendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFumendfigure
beginexAnd then, dotsendex
beginexFinally, dotsendex
enddocument
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Here's a solution that employs the xassoccnt package to couple the teo and figure counters.
documentclassreport
usepackageamsthm
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
usepackagexassoccnt
DeclareCoupledCounters[name=figurteo]figure,teo
renewcommandthefigurethesection.arabicfigure
% just to allow 4 floats on a page:
setcountertotalnumber4
setcountertopnumber4
begindocument
% just for this example
setcounterchapter2
setcountersection3
beginteoIn the beginning, dots endteo
beginteoAfter a while, dotsendteo
beginfigure[ht]captionFeeendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFiendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFoendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFumendfigure
beginexAnd then, dotsendex
beginexFinally, dotsendex
enddocument
answered Apr 16 at 4:48
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Here's a solution that employs the xassoccnt package to couple the teo and figure counters.
documentclassreport
usepackageamsthm
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
usepackagexassoccnt
DeclareCoupledCounters[name=figurteo]figure,teo
renewcommandthefigurethesection.arabicfigure
% just to allow 4 floats on a page:
setcountertotalnumber4
setcountertopnumber4
begindocument
% just for this example
setcounterchapter2
setcountersection3
beginteoIn the beginning, dots endteo
beginteoAfter a while, dotsendteo
beginfigure[ht]captionFeeendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFiendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFoendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFumendfigure
beginexAnd then, dotsendex
beginexFinally, dotsendex
enddocument
answered Apr 16 at 4:48
MicoMico
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Here's a solution that employs the xassoccnt package to couple the teo and figure counters.
documentclassreport
usepackageamsthm
newtheoremteoTheorem[section]
newtheoremex[teo]Example
usepackagexassoccnt
DeclareCoupledCounters[name=figurteo]figure,teo
renewcommandthefigurethesection.arabicfigure
% just to allow 4 floats on a page:
setcountertotalnumber4
setcountertopnumber4
begindocument
% just for this example
setcounterchapter2
setcountersection3
beginteoIn the beginning, dots endteo
beginteoAfter a while, dotsendteo
beginfigure[ht]captionFeeendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFiendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFoendfigure
beginfigure[ht]captionFumendfigure
beginexAnd then, dotsendex
beginexFinally, dotsendex
enddocument
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Exactly, for example, if there is a figure between theorem 2.3, and example 2.4, I want them to be, theorem 2.3, figure 2.4, and example 2.5
– J.Rodriguez
Apr 16 at 3:31
Did you see this answer to the query Numbering figures?
– Mico
Apr 16 at 4:30