Figure numbers being written as 11 instead of 1.1 [closed]
I'm trying to figure out why on earth this style has equations divided by chapter 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 ... 3.5, 3.6 etc..
But it labels figures as 12 13 14, 35 36 instead...
Like, where did my little period go, and how do I get it back?
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I'm trying to figure out why on earth this style has equations divided by chapter 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 ... 3.5, 3.6 etc..
But it labels figures as 12 13 14, 35 36 instead...
Like, where did my little period go, and how do I get it back?
table-of-contents
closed as unclear what you're asking by egreg, Andrew Swann, Stefan Pinnow, dexteritas, samcarter Feb 1 at 9:48
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renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
(presumably some code you have not shown has a similar command without the.
)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:11
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@DavidCarlisle you meanrenewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 31 at 21:13
@UlrikeFischer as I wrote? :-)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:14
Which document class are you using?
– Mico
Jan 31 at 21:15
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I'm trying to figure out why on earth this style has equations divided by chapter 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 ... 3.5, 3.6 etc..
But it labels figures as 12 13 14, 35 36 instead...
Like, where did my little period go, and how do I get it back?
table-of-contents
I'm trying to figure out why on earth this style has equations divided by chapter 1.2, 1.3, 1.4 ... 3.5, 3.6 etc..
But it labels figures as 12 13 14, 35 36 instead...
Like, where did my little period go, and how do I get it back?
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asked Jan 31 at 21:09
Connor SkehanConnor Skehan
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closed as unclear what you're asking by egreg, Andrew Swann, Stefan Pinnow, dexteritas, samcarter Feb 1 at 9:48
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renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
(presumably some code you have not shown has a similar command without the.
)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:11
2
@DavidCarlisle you meanrenewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 31 at 21:13
@UlrikeFischer as I wrote? :-)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:14
Which document class are you using?
– Mico
Jan 31 at 21:15
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renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
(presumably some code you have not shown has a similar command without the.
)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:11
2
@DavidCarlisle you meanrenewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 31 at 21:13
@UlrikeFischer as I wrote? :-)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:14
Which document class are you using?
– Mico
Jan 31 at 21:15
renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
(presumably some code you have not shown has a similar command without the .
)– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:11
renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
(presumably some code you have not shown has a similar command without the .
)– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:11
2
2
@DavidCarlisle you mean
renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 31 at 21:13
@DavidCarlisle you mean
renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 31 at 21:13
@UlrikeFischer as I wrote? :-)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:14
@UlrikeFischer as I wrote? :-)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:14
Which document class are you using?
– Mico
Jan 31 at 21:15
Which document class are you using?
– Mico
Jan 31 at 21:15
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Solved: I put this in the preamble and it fixed it. It was an issue with the new memoire type...
makeatletter
renewcommand{counterwithin}{@ifstar{@csinstar}{@csin}}
makeatother
I don't see how this fixed anything. It might have been clearer if you had provided an MWE. As it is it seems to me to be a non-answer to an incomplete question. (GOM)
– Peter Wilson
Feb 1 at 19:33
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Solved: I put this in the preamble and it fixed it. It was an issue with the new memoire type...
makeatletter
renewcommand{counterwithin}{@ifstar{@csinstar}{@csin}}
makeatother
I don't see how this fixed anything. It might have been clearer if you had provided an MWE. As it is it seems to me to be a non-answer to an incomplete question. (GOM)
– Peter Wilson
Feb 1 at 19:33
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Solved: I put this in the preamble and it fixed it. It was an issue with the new memoire type...
makeatletter
renewcommand{counterwithin}{@ifstar{@csinstar}{@csin}}
makeatother
I don't see how this fixed anything. It might have been clearer if you had provided an MWE. As it is it seems to me to be a non-answer to an incomplete question. (GOM)
– Peter Wilson
Feb 1 at 19:33
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Solved: I put this in the preamble and it fixed it. It was an issue with the new memoire type...
makeatletter
renewcommand{counterwithin}{@ifstar{@csinstar}{@csin}}
makeatother
Solved: I put this in the preamble and it fixed it. It was an issue with the new memoire type...
makeatletter
renewcommand{counterwithin}{@ifstar{@csinstar}{@csin}}
makeatother
edited Jan 31 at 21:35
Phelype Oleinik
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answered Jan 31 at 21:34
Connor SkehanConnor Skehan
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I don't see how this fixed anything. It might have been clearer if you had provided an MWE. As it is it seems to me to be a non-answer to an incomplete question. (GOM)
– Peter Wilson
Feb 1 at 19:33
add a comment |
I don't see how this fixed anything. It might have been clearer if you had provided an MWE. As it is it seems to me to be a non-answer to an incomplete question. (GOM)
– Peter Wilson
Feb 1 at 19:33
I don't see how this fixed anything. It might have been clearer if you had provided an MWE. As it is it seems to me to be a non-answer to an incomplete question. (GOM)
– Peter Wilson
Feb 1 at 19:33
I don't see how this fixed anything. It might have been clearer if you had provided an MWE. As it is it seems to me to be a non-answer to an incomplete question. (GOM)
– Peter Wilson
Feb 1 at 19:33
add a comment |
renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
(presumably some code you have not shown has a similar command without the.
)– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:11
2
@DavidCarlisle you mean
renewcommandthefigure{thechapter.arabic{figure}}
– Ulrike Fischer
Jan 31 at 21:13
@UlrikeFischer as I wrote? :-)
– David Carlisle
Jan 31 at 21:14
Which document class are you using?
– Mico
Jan 31 at 21:15