Referencing line numbers in an algorithm using autoref











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What is the autoref command to reference a line number of an algorithm? I tried to define stepautorefname, linenoautorefname and alglinenoautorefname commands as shown below but they don't work like the algorithmautorefname command.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{algorithm}
usepackage{algorithmic}

usepackage[hidelinks,
colorlinks = true,
linkcolor = blue,
urlcolor = blue,
citecolor = blue,
anchorcolor = blue]{hyperref}


newcommand{algorithmautorefname}{Algorithm}
newcommand{stepautorefname}{Step}
newcommand{linenoautorefname}{Line}
newcommand{alglinenoautorefname}{ALine}

begin{document}

begin{algorithm}
caption{Algorithm} label{alg:A}
begin{algorithmic}
REQUIRE $Input$
STATE A
STATE B
STATE C
STATE D label{step:A4}
end{algorithmic}
end{algorithm}


In autoref{step:A4} of autoref{alg:A}
end{document}









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    What is the autoref command to reference a line number of an algorithm? I tried to define stepautorefname, linenoautorefname and alglinenoautorefname commands as shown below but they don't work like the algorithmautorefname command.



    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{algorithm}
    usepackage{algorithmic}

    usepackage[hidelinks,
    colorlinks = true,
    linkcolor = blue,
    urlcolor = blue,
    citecolor = blue,
    anchorcolor = blue]{hyperref}


    newcommand{algorithmautorefname}{Algorithm}
    newcommand{stepautorefname}{Step}
    newcommand{linenoautorefname}{Line}
    newcommand{alglinenoautorefname}{ALine}

    begin{document}

    begin{algorithm}
    caption{Algorithm} label{alg:A}
    begin{algorithmic}
    REQUIRE $Input$
    STATE A
    STATE B
    STATE C
    STATE D label{step:A4}
    end{algorithmic}
    end{algorithm}


    In autoref{step:A4} of autoref{alg:A}
    end{document}









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      What is the autoref command to reference a line number of an algorithm? I tried to define stepautorefname, linenoautorefname and alglinenoautorefname commands as shown below but they don't work like the algorithmautorefname command.



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{algorithm}
      usepackage{algorithmic}

      usepackage[hidelinks,
      colorlinks = true,
      linkcolor = blue,
      urlcolor = blue,
      citecolor = blue,
      anchorcolor = blue]{hyperref}


      newcommand{algorithmautorefname}{Algorithm}
      newcommand{stepautorefname}{Step}
      newcommand{linenoautorefname}{Line}
      newcommand{alglinenoautorefname}{ALine}

      begin{document}

      begin{algorithm}
      caption{Algorithm} label{alg:A}
      begin{algorithmic}
      REQUIRE $Input$
      STATE A
      STATE B
      STATE C
      STATE D label{step:A4}
      end{algorithmic}
      end{algorithm}


      In autoref{step:A4} of autoref{alg:A}
      end{document}









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      What is the autoref command to reference a line number of an algorithm? I tried to define stepautorefname, linenoautorefname and alglinenoautorefname commands as shown below but they don't work like the algorithmautorefname command.



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{algorithm}
      usepackage{algorithmic}

      usepackage[hidelinks,
      colorlinks = true,
      linkcolor = blue,
      urlcolor = blue,
      citecolor = blue,
      anchorcolor = blue]{hyperref}


      newcommand{algorithmautorefname}{Algorithm}
      newcommand{stepautorefname}{Step}
      newcommand{linenoautorefname}{Line}
      newcommand{alglinenoautorefname}{ALine}

      begin{document}

      begin{algorithm}
      caption{Algorithm} label{alg:A}
      begin{algorithmic}
      REQUIRE $Input$
      STATE A
      STATE B
      STATE C
      STATE D label{step:A4}
      end{algorithmic}
      end{algorithm}


      In autoref{step:A4} of autoref{alg:A}
      end{document}






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