TeX - LaTeX Asked by alchifon on March 24, 2021
I am writing my Thesis and I need to include one of my articles in the document. In the rest of the thesis, I need to refer directly to figures or sections hence I cannot just include the pdf. Also the section and the figure (and equation) numbering of the article has to be the one of the original article. The same apply to the references of the article, they have to be the same numbering as the original article. I need to add that I do not care for the original style of the article, I just want to include the content of the article. Then what ever text come after the article the numbering has to resume where it left before the article.
I was trying to find if there is something like a pause environment that ignores the rest of the document numbering but so far I have not found it.
I have tried a simple input. I have tried the packages standalone
, docmute
and subfiles
but could not find a way to automatically have the right numbering (I have to do the numbering by hand).
I also found the combine
document class which which I have not been able to use with the template document class of my university. For including the references I am aware of the chapterbib
package but so far I have not been able to get my local bibliography to print or not return an error message.
Does anyone:
Unfortunatly the suggestion with the xr package did not work. Instead I brute forced this by using section*
command and the likes in order to get the proper article numbering. Also I used the custom command of the original template to simulate a title and author list in the reproduced article.
Correct answer by alchifon on March 24, 2021
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