TeX - LaTeX Asked by laailalalaa on January 20, 2021
Using the tocloft
package in LaTeX, I created a List of Definitions. From the package documentation and some online examples I came up with:
newcommand{listdefinitionname}{My list of definitions}
newlistof{definition}{def}{listdefinitionname}
newcommand{definition}[1]{%
refstepcounter{definition}
parnoindenttextbf{TheDefinition thedefinition. #1}
addcontentsline{def}{definition}
{protectnumberline{thechapter.thedefinition}#1}par}
…
listofdefinition
In the “My list of definitions” that is created, for all definitions, the first letter of a definition name superposes the last digit in the definition number. How can I fix this?
The numbering seems to be wrong. If I try newlistof[chapter]{definition}{def}{listdefinitionname}
, the definitions throughout 5 chapters are numbered smth like 1.1.1.1,.. 3.3.3.8.. etc. I would like to obtain the numbering from the List of figures, chapternumber.figurenumber, where figurenumber starts with 1 for every new chapter.
listoffigures
issues a list of figures, indented by about 1 cm from the left. With listofdefinition
the entries begin right at the left margin. How can I get the List of figures formatting for the list of definitions?
documentclass[11pt]{report}
usepackage{tocloft, xparse}
newcommand{listexamplename}{List of Equations}
newlistof{example}{exp}{listexamplename}
newcommand{example}[1]{%
refstepcounter{example}%
parnoindenttextbf{Equation theexample. #1}
addcontentsline{exp}{example}
{protectnumberline{thechapter.theexample}#1}par}
DeclareDocumentEnvironment{examplee}{ m m }{%
equationlabel{#1}}{endequationexample{#2}}
begin{document}
tableofcontents
listofexample
listoftables
chapter{Introduction}
begin{examplee}{eq:SOE}{Second Order Equation}
g(pi_j)= alpha_{jk} alpha_{kg}theta_g + alpha_{jk}xi_k + beta_j
end{examplee}
end{document}
Answered by J.R on January 20, 2021
The following minimal example works for me in terms of the book
document class:
documentclass{book}
usepackage{tocloft}% http://ctan.org/pkg/tocloft
usepackage{etoolbox}% http://ctan.org/pkg/etoolbox
newcommand{listdefinitionname}{My list of definitions}
newlistof{definition}{def}{listdefinitionname}
newcommand{definition}[1]{%
refstepcounter{definition}%
parnoindenttextbf{The Definition~thedefinition. #1}%
addcontentsline{def}{figure}
{protectnumberline{thechapter.thedefinition}#1}par%
}
makeatletter
pretochapter{addtocontents{def}{protectaddvspace{10p@}}}%
makeatother
begin{document}
listoffigures
listofdefinition
chapter{A chapter}
begin{figure}caption{Some figure}end{figure}
begin{figure}caption{Some figure}end{figure}
definition{Some definition}
begin{figure}caption{Some figure}end{figure}
definition{Some definition}
begin{figure}caption{Some figure}end{figure}
definition{Some definition}
chapter{A chapter}
begin{figure}caption{Some figure}end{figure}
begin{figure}caption{Some figure}end{figure}
definition{Some definition}
begin{figure}caption{Some figure}end{figure}
definition{Some definition}
begin{figure}caption{Some figure}end{figure}
definition{Some definition}
end{document}
Regarding your list of questions:
I've inserted the definition
entries to be type figure
rather using
addcontentsline{def}{figure}
{protectnumberline{thechapter.thedefinition}#1}par%
That way they are formatted similarly, avoiding any overlap. If you have more definitions and still overlap, you need to change the width of the column.
My numbering works. You could also use arabic{chapter}.thedefinition
or even arabic{chapter}.arabic{definition}
which should strip any inherited counters attached to thechapter
or thedefinition
.
Solved via (1.) above.
I've also used the etoolbox
package to add a vertical space between the chapter-separated definitions, similar to that of the LoF and LoT. This was done using pretochapter{<stuff>}
which adds <stuff>
before chapter
. Here stuff is addvspace{10p@}
which adds a maximum of 10p@
(10pt) vertically.
Answered by Werner on January 20, 2021
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