How to wrap a figure in exam document?












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I can wrap in ARTICLE, but not in EXAM. How to wrap in EXAM?
(Question Plus-if you´re a LaTeX master-.- What´s the mosr suitable and easy package to do this kind of things?)



I can wrap a figure in an ARTICLE document



with this code



documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
usepackage{mwe}

begin{document}
%begin{questions}
begin{wrapfigure}{r}{.3linewidth}
centering
includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
caption{This is A}
end{wrapfigure}
Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
%end{questions}
end{document}


enter image description here



BUT I´d like wrap images in EXAM documents, and this code doesn´t give the wrapped figure:



documentclass[12pt]{exam}
usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
usepackage{mwe}

begin{document}
begin{questions}
begin{wrapfigure}{r}{.3linewidth}
centering
includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
caption{This is A}
end{wrapfigure}
question Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

end{questions}
end{document}


enter image description here










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    3















    I can wrap in ARTICLE, but not in EXAM. How to wrap in EXAM?
    (Question Plus-if you´re a LaTeX master-.- What´s the mosr suitable and easy package to do this kind of things?)



    I can wrap a figure in an ARTICLE document



    with this code



    documentclass[12pt]{article}
    usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
    usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
    usepackage{mwe}

    begin{document}
    %begin{questions}
    begin{wrapfigure}{r}{.3linewidth}
    centering
    includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
    caption{This is A}
    end{wrapfigure}
    Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
    lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
    %end{questions}
    end{document}


    enter image description here



    BUT I´d like wrap images in EXAM documents, and this code doesn´t give the wrapped figure:



    documentclass[12pt]{exam}
    usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
    usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
    usepackage{mwe}

    begin{document}
    begin{questions}
    begin{wrapfigure}{r}{.3linewidth}
    centering
    includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
    caption{This is A}
    end{wrapfigure}
    question Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
    lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

    end{questions}
    end{document}


    enter image description here










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      I can wrap in ARTICLE, but not in EXAM. How to wrap in EXAM?
      (Question Plus-if you´re a LaTeX master-.- What´s the mosr suitable and easy package to do this kind of things?)



      I can wrap a figure in an ARTICLE document



      with this code



      documentclass[12pt]{article}
      usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
      usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
      usepackage{mwe}

      begin{document}
      %begin{questions}
      begin{wrapfigure}{r}{.3linewidth}
      centering
      includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
      caption{This is A}
      end{wrapfigure}
      Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
      lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
      %end{questions}
      end{document}


      enter image description here



      BUT I´d like wrap images in EXAM documents, and this code doesn´t give the wrapped figure:



      documentclass[12pt]{exam}
      usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
      usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
      usepackage{mwe}

      begin{document}
      begin{questions}
      begin{wrapfigure}{r}{.3linewidth}
      centering
      includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
      caption{This is A}
      end{wrapfigure}
      question Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
      lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

      end{questions}
      end{document}


      enter image description here










      share|improve this question














      I can wrap in ARTICLE, but not in EXAM. How to wrap in EXAM?
      (Question Plus-if you´re a LaTeX master-.- What´s the mosr suitable and easy package to do this kind of things?)



      I can wrap a figure in an ARTICLE document



      with this code



      documentclass[12pt]{article}
      usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
      usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
      usepackage{mwe}

      begin{document}
      %begin{questions}
      begin{wrapfigure}{r}{.3linewidth}
      centering
      includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
      caption{This is A}
      end{wrapfigure}
      Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
      lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
      %end{questions}
      end{document}


      enter image description here



      BUT I´d like wrap images in EXAM documents, and this code doesn´t give the wrapped figure:



      documentclass[12pt]{exam}
      usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
      usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
      usepackage{mwe}

      begin{document}
      begin{questions}
      begin{wrapfigure}{r}{.3linewidth}
      centering
      includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
      caption{This is A}
      end{wrapfigure}
      question Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
      lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

      end{questions}
      end{document}


      enter image description here







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          wrapfig doesn't work in lists, and questions is just another version of a list. The following is a quick and dirty reimplementation of https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/453624/117050 to work with enumerate like lists instead of with itemize. It uses insbox just like @Bernard's answer, but shouldn't require a manual paragraph. It does only implement the code to wrap inside one question, not inside the next one, too.



          EDIT: It now should support exam's points system, but I didn't test it thoroughly. You might come back and complain if it doesn't work out.



          EDIT2: Streamlined the interface to be more like the one of InsertBoxR, the new macro's name is questionInsbox and it takes an optional argument, two mandatory ones, and a second optional one. The first optional argument is like the one of question, the two mandatory arguments and the following optional one are like those of InsertBoxR.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          input{insbox}
          usepackage{capt-of}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}

          usepackage{etoolbox}

          makeatletter
          %% Stealing some code from exam:
          defmypointshandling
          {%>>>
          if@bonus
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          bonuspoint@block
          endgroup
          }%
          else
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          point@block
          endgroup
          }%
          fi
          if@pointsdropped
          else
          if@bonus
          if@bonusqformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          if@qformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          fi
          fi
          global MyIfPointsfalse
          }%<<<
          newififMyIfPoints
          protecteddefquestionInsbox
          {%
          @ifnextchar[questionInsbox@a{questionInsbox@a}%
          }
          protectedlongdefquestionInsbox@a[#1]#2#3%
          {%
          @ifnextchar[{questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}}
          {questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}[0]}
          }
          longdefquestionInsbox@b#1#2#3[#4]%
          {%
          apptocmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}%
          defmakelabel##1{hssllap{##1}}%
          ifrelaxdetokenize{#1}relax
          question
          else
          globalMyIfPointstrue
          patchcmd@readpoints{global@placepointstrue}{relax}{}{}%
          question[#1]%
          patchcmd@readpoints{relax}{global@placepointstrue}{}{}%
          fi
          patchcmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}{}%
          letmakelabel@mklab
          mbox{}%
          vspace*{-baselineskip}%
          setlength{leftskip}{leftmargin}%
          InsertBoxR{#2}{hskip-leftmargin#3hskipleftmargin}[#4]%
          ifMyIfPoints
          mypointshandling
          fi
          thepoint@toks
          ignorespaces
          }
          makeatother

          begin{document}
          begin{questions}
          questionInsbox[5]{0}
          {%
          parbox[t]{.3linewidth}
          {%
          centering
          includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
          captionof{figure}{This is A}%
          }%
          }[1]
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

          question[5] Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • @Skillmom the solutions it´s exactly how I liked. We need to add many code lines, but the result it´s exactly how I liked. With the tabulars/indents as question of exam docs.

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • Is possible another questionInsbox with option for Left figure instead of Right figure?

            – Mika Ike
            2 hours ago



















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          Here is a solution with caption and the plain TeX insbox macro package. It defines a InsertBoxR command, to be inserted at the very beginning of a paragraph, which takes two mandatory arguments: the number of untouched lines before a box id inserted, and the inserted box itself. In addition, in case TeX has a wrong computation of number of the necessary shorter lines, it accepts as an optional argument the number of supplementary shorter lines that you want.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}
          usepackage{caption}
          input{insbox}

          begin{document}

          begin{questions}
          question
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam. par
          InsertBoxR {0}{parbox{0.3linewidth}{includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}captionof{figure}{This is A}}}[3]
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • As far as I know, it is advised to use the capt-of package, if the only application of the caption package would be captionof.

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • You're probably right. However, I systematically load it for another reason: when you put captions above tables (as is the typographical tradition, for obvious reasons), LaTeX does not swap the values of abovecaptionskip and belowcaptionskip, whence captions much too close to tables, whereas caption does.

            – Bernard
            3 hours ago











          • I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation of caption as well. And thanks again for sharing your insbox+itemize magic to me :)

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • @Bernard I like the solution. It´s not complicated (little code) but the tabulars/indent are not ok in all the questions i.imgur.com/BUH1Brt.jpg

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • I didn't try to delve into the exam code — I don't use this package, and don't have the expertise for that. Skillmon did a really fine job.

            – Bernard
            2 hours ago











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          wrapfig doesn't work in lists, and questions is just another version of a list. The following is a quick and dirty reimplementation of https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/453624/117050 to work with enumerate like lists instead of with itemize. It uses insbox just like @Bernard's answer, but shouldn't require a manual paragraph. It does only implement the code to wrap inside one question, not inside the next one, too.



          EDIT: It now should support exam's points system, but I didn't test it thoroughly. You might come back and complain if it doesn't work out.



          EDIT2: Streamlined the interface to be more like the one of InsertBoxR, the new macro's name is questionInsbox and it takes an optional argument, two mandatory ones, and a second optional one. The first optional argument is like the one of question, the two mandatory arguments and the following optional one are like those of InsertBoxR.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          input{insbox}
          usepackage{capt-of}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}

          usepackage{etoolbox}

          makeatletter
          %% Stealing some code from exam:
          defmypointshandling
          {%>>>
          if@bonus
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          bonuspoint@block
          endgroup
          }%
          else
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          point@block
          endgroup
          }%
          fi
          if@pointsdropped
          else
          if@bonus
          if@bonusqformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          if@qformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          fi
          fi
          global MyIfPointsfalse
          }%<<<
          newififMyIfPoints
          protecteddefquestionInsbox
          {%
          @ifnextchar[questionInsbox@a{questionInsbox@a}%
          }
          protectedlongdefquestionInsbox@a[#1]#2#3%
          {%
          @ifnextchar[{questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}}
          {questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}[0]}
          }
          longdefquestionInsbox@b#1#2#3[#4]%
          {%
          apptocmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}%
          defmakelabel##1{hssllap{##1}}%
          ifrelaxdetokenize{#1}relax
          question
          else
          globalMyIfPointstrue
          patchcmd@readpoints{global@placepointstrue}{relax}{}{}%
          question[#1]%
          patchcmd@readpoints{relax}{global@placepointstrue}{}{}%
          fi
          patchcmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}{}%
          letmakelabel@mklab
          mbox{}%
          vspace*{-baselineskip}%
          setlength{leftskip}{leftmargin}%
          InsertBoxR{#2}{hskip-leftmargin#3hskipleftmargin}[#4]%
          ifMyIfPoints
          mypointshandling
          fi
          thepoint@toks
          ignorespaces
          }
          makeatother

          begin{document}
          begin{questions}
          questionInsbox[5]{0}
          {%
          parbox[t]{.3linewidth}
          {%
          centering
          includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
          captionof{figure}{This is A}%
          }%
          }[1]
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

          question[5] Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer


























          • @Skillmom the solutions it´s exactly how I liked. We need to add many code lines, but the result it´s exactly how I liked. With the tabulars/indents as question of exam docs.

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • Is possible another questionInsbox with option for Left figure instead of Right figure?

            – Mika Ike
            2 hours ago
















          6














          wrapfig doesn't work in lists, and questions is just another version of a list. The following is a quick and dirty reimplementation of https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/453624/117050 to work with enumerate like lists instead of with itemize. It uses insbox just like @Bernard's answer, but shouldn't require a manual paragraph. It does only implement the code to wrap inside one question, not inside the next one, too.



          EDIT: It now should support exam's points system, but I didn't test it thoroughly. You might come back and complain if it doesn't work out.



          EDIT2: Streamlined the interface to be more like the one of InsertBoxR, the new macro's name is questionInsbox and it takes an optional argument, two mandatory ones, and a second optional one. The first optional argument is like the one of question, the two mandatory arguments and the following optional one are like those of InsertBoxR.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          input{insbox}
          usepackage{capt-of}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}

          usepackage{etoolbox}

          makeatletter
          %% Stealing some code from exam:
          defmypointshandling
          {%>>>
          if@bonus
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          bonuspoint@block
          endgroup
          }%
          else
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          point@block
          endgroup
          }%
          fi
          if@pointsdropped
          else
          if@bonus
          if@bonusqformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          if@qformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          fi
          fi
          global MyIfPointsfalse
          }%<<<
          newififMyIfPoints
          protecteddefquestionInsbox
          {%
          @ifnextchar[questionInsbox@a{questionInsbox@a}%
          }
          protectedlongdefquestionInsbox@a[#1]#2#3%
          {%
          @ifnextchar[{questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}}
          {questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}[0]}
          }
          longdefquestionInsbox@b#1#2#3[#4]%
          {%
          apptocmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}%
          defmakelabel##1{hssllap{##1}}%
          ifrelaxdetokenize{#1}relax
          question
          else
          globalMyIfPointstrue
          patchcmd@readpoints{global@placepointstrue}{relax}{}{}%
          question[#1]%
          patchcmd@readpoints{relax}{global@placepointstrue}{}{}%
          fi
          patchcmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}{}%
          letmakelabel@mklab
          mbox{}%
          vspace*{-baselineskip}%
          setlength{leftskip}{leftmargin}%
          InsertBoxR{#2}{hskip-leftmargin#3hskipleftmargin}[#4]%
          ifMyIfPoints
          mypointshandling
          fi
          thepoint@toks
          ignorespaces
          }
          makeatother

          begin{document}
          begin{questions}
          questionInsbox[5]{0}
          {%
          parbox[t]{.3linewidth}
          {%
          centering
          includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
          captionof{figure}{This is A}%
          }%
          }[1]
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

          question[5] Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer


























          • @Skillmom the solutions it´s exactly how I liked. We need to add many code lines, but the result it´s exactly how I liked. With the tabulars/indents as question of exam docs.

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • Is possible another questionInsbox with option for Left figure instead of Right figure?

            – Mika Ike
            2 hours ago














          6












          6








          6







          wrapfig doesn't work in lists, and questions is just another version of a list. The following is a quick and dirty reimplementation of https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/453624/117050 to work with enumerate like lists instead of with itemize. It uses insbox just like @Bernard's answer, but shouldn't require a manual paragraph. It does only implement the code to wrap inside one question, not inside the next one, too.



          EDIT: It now should support exam's points system, but I didn't test it thoroughly. You might come back and complain if it doesn't work out.



          EDIT2: Streamlined the interface to be more like the one of InsertBoxR, the new macro's name is questionInsbox and it takes an optional argument, two mandatory ones, and a second optional one. The first optional argument is like the one of question, the two mandatory arguments and the following optional one are like those of InsertBoxR.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          input{insbox}
          usepackage{capt-of}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}

          usepackage{etoolbox}

          makeatletter
          %% Stealing some code from exam:
          defmypointshandling
          {%>>>
          if@bonus
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          bonuspoint@block
          endgroup
          }%
          else
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          point@block
          endgroup
          }%
          fi
          if@pointsdropped
          else
          if@bonus
          if@bonusqformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          if@qformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          fi
          fi
          global MyIfPointsfalse
          }%<<<
          newififMyIfPoints
          protecteddefquestionInsbox
          {%
          @ifnextchar[questionInsbox@a{questionInsbox@a}%
          }
          protectedlongdefquestionInsbox@a[#1]#2#3%
          {%
          @ifnextchar[{questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}}
          {questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}[0]}
          }
          longdefquestionInsbox@b#1#2#3[#4]%
          {%
          apptocmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}%
          defmakelabel##1{hssllap{##1}}%
          ifrelaxdetokenize{#1}relax
          question
          else
          globalMyIfPointstrue
          patchcmd@readpoints{global@placepointstrue}{relax}{}{}%
          question[#1]%
          patchcmd@readpoints{relax}{global@placepointstrue}{}{}%
          fi
          patchcmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}{}%
          letmakelabel@mklab
          mbox{}%
          vspace*{-baselineskip}%
          setlength{leftskip}{leftmargin}%
          InsertBoxR{#2}{hskip-leftmargin#3hskipleftmargin}[#4]%
          ifMyIfPoints
          mypointshandling
          fi
          thepoint@toks
          ignorespaces
          }
          makeatother

          begin{document}
          begin{questions}
          questionInsbox[5]{0}
          {%
          parbox[t]{.3linewidth}
          {%
          centering
          includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
          captionof{figure}{This is A}%
          }%
          }[1]
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

          question[5] Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}
          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer















          wrapfig doesn't work in lists, and questions is just another version of a list. The following is a quick and dirty reimplementation of https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/453624/117050 to work with enumerate like lists instead of with itemize. It uses insbox just like @Bernard's answer, but shouldn't require a manual paragraph. It does only implement the code to wrap inside one question, not inside the next one, too.



          EDIT: It now should support exam's points system, but I didn't test it thoroughly. You might come back and complain if it doesn't work out.



          EDIT2: Streamlined the interface to be more like the one of InsertBoxR, the new macro's name is questionInsbox and it takes an optional argument, two mandatory ones, and a second optional one. The first optional argument is like the one of question, the two mandatory arguments and the following optional one are like those of InsertBoxR.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          input{insbox}
          usepackage{capt-of}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}

          usepackage{etoolbox}

          makeatletter
          %% Stealing some code from exam:
          defmypointshandling
          {%>>>
          if@bonus
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          bonuspoint@block
          endgroup
          }%
          else
          defpadded@point@block{%
          begingroup
          @placepointstrue
          point@block
          endgroup
          }%
          fi
          if@pointsdropped
          else
          if@bonus
          if@bonusqformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          if@qformat
          ifxques@ref@queslevel
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          else
          setup@point@toks
          fi
          fi
          fi
          global MyIfPointsfalse
          }%<<<
          newififMyIfPoints
          protecteddefquestionInsbox
          {%
          @ifnextchar[questionInsbox@a{questionInsbox@a}%
          }
          protectedlongdefquestionInsbox@a[#1]#2#3%
          {%
          @ifnextchar[{questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}}
          {questionInsbox@b{#1}{#2}{#3}[0]}
          }
          longdefquestionInsbox@b#1#2#3[#4]%
          {%
          apptocmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}%
          defmakelabel##1{hssllap{##1}}%
          ifrelaxdetokenize{#1}relax
          question
          else
          globalMyIfPointstrue
          patchcmd@readpoints{global@placepointstrue}{relax}{}{}%
          question[#1]%
          patchcmd@readpoints{relax}{global@placepointstrue}{}{}%
          fi
          patchcmd@itemlabel{hskipleftmargin}{}{}{}%
          letmakelabel@mklab
          mbox{}%
          vspace*{-baselineskip}%
          setlength{leftskip}{leftmargin}%
          InsertBoxR{#2}{hskip-leftmargin#3hskipleftmargin}[#4]%
          ifMyIfPoints
          mypointshandling
          fi
          thepoint@toks
          ignorespaces
          }
          makeatother

          begin{document}
          begin{questions}
          questionInsbox[5]{0}
          {%
          parbox[t]{.3linewidth}
          {%
          centering
          includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}
          captionof{figure}{This is A}%
          }%
          }[1]
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]

          question[5] Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}
          end{document}


          enter image description here







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          answered 4 hours ago









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          • @Skillmom the solutions it´s exactly how I liked. We need to add many code lines, but the result it´s exactly how I liked. With the tabulars/indents as question of exam docs.

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • Is possible another questionInsbox with option for Left figure instead of Right figure?

            – Mika Ike
            2 hours ago



















          • @Skillmom the solutions it´s exactly how I liked. We need to add many code lines, but the result it´s exactly how I liked. With the tabulars/indents as question of exam docs.

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • Is possible another questionInsbox with option for Left figure instead of Right figure?

            – Mika Ike
            2 hours ago

















          @Skillmom the solutions it´s exactly how I liked. We need to add many code lines, but the result it´s exactly how I liked. With the tabulars/indents as question of exam docs.

          – Mika Ike
          3 hours ago





          @Skillmom the solutions it´s exactly how I liked. We need to add many code lines, but the result it´s exactly how I liked. With the tabulars/indents as question of exam docs.

          – Mika Ike
          3 hours ago













          Is possible another questionInsbox with option for Left figure instead of Right figure?

          – Mika Ike
          2 hours ago





          Is possible another questionInsbox with option for Left figure instead of Right figure?

          – Mika Ike
          2 hours ago











          5














          Here is a solution with caption and the plain TeX insbox macro package. It defines a InsertBoxR command, to be inserted at the very beginning of a paragraph, which takes two mandatory arguments: the number of untouched lines before a box id inserted, and the inserted box itself. In addition, in case TeX has a wrong computation of number of the necessary shorter lines, it accepts as an optional argument the number of supplementary shorter lines that you want.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}
          usepackage{caption}
          input{insbox}

          begin{document}

          begin{questions}
          question
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam. par
          InsertBoxR {0}{parbox{0.3linewidth}{includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}captionof{figure}{This is A}}}[3]
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • As far as I know, it is advised to use the capt-of package, if the only application of the caption package would be captionof.

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • You're probably right. However, I systematically load it for another reason: when you put captions above tables (as is the typographical tradition, for obvious reasons), LaTeX does not swap the values of abovecaptionskip and belowcaptionskip, whence captions much too close to tables, whereas caption does.

            – Bernard
            3 hours ago











          • I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation of caption as well. And thanks again for sharing your insbox+itemize magic to me :)

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • @Bernard I like the solution. It´s not complicated (little code) but the tabulars/indent are not ok in all the questions i.imgur.com/BUH1Brt.jpg

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • I didn't try to delve into the exam code — I don't use this package, and don't have the expertise for that. Skillmon did a really fine job.

            – Bernard
            2 hours ago
















          5














          Here is a solution with caption and the plain TeX insbox macro package. It defines a InsertBoxR command, to be inserted at the very beginning of a paragraph, which takes two mandatory arguments: the number of untouched lines before a box id inserted, and the inserted box itself. In addition, in case TeX has a wrong computation of number of the necessary shorter lines, it accepts as an optional argument the number of supplementary shorter lines that you want.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}
          usepackage{caption}
          input{insbox}

          begin{document}

          begin{questions}
          question
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam. par
          InsertBoxR {0}{parbox{0.3linewidth}{includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}captionof{figure}{This is A}}}[3]
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
























          • As far as I know, it is advised to use the capt-of package, if the only application of the caption package would be captionof.

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • You're probably right. However, I systematically load it for another reason: when you put captions above tables (as is the typographical tradition, for obvious reasons), LaTeX does not swap the values of abovecaptionskip and belowcaptionskip, whence captions much too close to tables, whereas caption does.

            – Bernard
            3 hours ago











          • I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation of caption as well. And thanks again for sharing your insbox+itemize magic to me :)

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • @Bernard I like the solution. It´s not complicated (little code) but the tabulars/indent are not ok in all the questions i.imgur.com/BUH1Brt.jpg

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • I didn't try to delve into the exam code — I don't use this package, and don't have the expertise for that. Skillmon did a really fine job.

            – Bernard
            2 hours ago














          5












          5








          5







          Here is a solution with caption and the plain TeX insbox macro package. It defines a InsertBoxR command, to be inserted at the very beginning of a paragraph, which takes two mandatory arguments: the number of untouched lines before a box id inserted, and the inserted box itself. In addition, in case TeX has a wrong computation of number of the necessary shorter lines, it accepts as an optional argument the number of supplementary shorter lines that you want.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}
          usepackage{caption}
          input{insbox}

          begin{document}

          begin{questions}
          question
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam. par
          InsertBoxR {0}{parbox{0.3linewidth}{includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}captionof{figure}{This is A}}}[3]
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}

          end{document}


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer













          Here is a solution with caption and the plain TeX insbox macro package. It defines a InsertBoxR command, to be inserted at the very beginning of a paragraph, which takes two mandatory arguments: the number of untouched lines before a box id inserted, and the inserted box itself. In addition, in case TeX has a wrong computation of number of the necessary shorter lines, it accepts as an optional argument the number of supplementary shorter lines that you want.



          documentclass[12pt]{exam}
          usepackage{graphicx,wrapfig,lipsum}
          usepackage[onehalfspacing]{setspace}
          usepackage{mwe}
          usepackage{caption}
          input{insbox}

          begin{document}

          begin{questions}
          question
          Hello, I want to wrap this figure in exam. par
          InsertBoxR {0}{parbox{0.3linewidth}{includegraphics[width=linewidth]{example-image-a.png}captionof{figure}{This is A}}}[3]
          lipsum[2]lipsum[1]
          end{questions}

          end{document}


          enter image description here







          share|improve this answer












          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer










          answered 4 hours ago









          BernardBernard

          171k775202




          171k775202













          • As far as I know, it is advised to use the capt-of package, if the only application of the caption package would be captionof.

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • You're probably right. However, I systematically load it for another reason: when you put captions above tables (as is the typographical tradition, for obvious reasons), LaTeX does not swap the values of abovecaptionskip and belowcaptionskip, whence captions much too close to tables, whereas caption does.

            – Bernard
            3 hours ago











          • I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation of caption as well. And thanks again for sharing your insbox+itemize magic to me :)

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • @Bernard I like the solution. It´s not complicated (little code) but the tabulars/indent are not ok in all the questions i.imgur.com/BUH1Brt.jpg

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • I didn't try to delve into the exam code — I don't use this package, and don't have the expertise for that. Skillmon did a really fine job.

            – Bernard
            2 hours ago



















          • As far as I know, it is advised to use the capt-of package, if the only application of the caption package would be captionof.

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • You're probably right. However, I systematically load it for another reason: when you put captions above tables (as is the typographical tradition, for obvious reasons), LaTeX does not swap the values of abovecaptionskip and belowcaptionskip, whence captions much too close to tables, whereas caption does.

            – Bernard
            3 hours ago











          • I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation of caption as well. And thanks again for sharing your insbox+itemize magic to me :)

            – Skillmon
            3 hours ago











          • @Bernard I like the solution. It´s not complicated (little code) but the tabulars/indent are not ok in all the questions i.imgur.com/BUH1Brt.jpg

            – Mika Ike
            3 hours ago











          • I didn't try to delve into the exam code — I don't use this package, and don't have the expertise for that. Skillmon did a really fine job.

            – Bernard
            2 hours ago

















          As far as I know, it is advised to use the capt-of package, if the only application of the caption package would be captionof.

          – Skillmon
          3 hours ago





          As far as I know, it is advised to use the capt-of package, if the only application of the caption package would be captionof.

          – Skillmon
          3 hours ago













          You're probably right. However, I systematically load it for another reason: when you put captions above tables (as is the typographical tradition, for obvious reasons), LaTeX does not swap the values of abovecaptionskip and belowcaptionskip, whence captions much too close to tables, whereas caption does.

          – Bernard
          3 hours ago





          You're probably right. However, I systematically load it for another reason: when you put captions above tables (as is the typographical tradition, for obvious reasons), LaTeX does not swap the values of abovecaptionskip and belowcaptionskip, whence captions much too close to tables, whereas caption does.

          – Bernard
          3 hours ago













          I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation of caption as well. And thanks again for sharing your insbox+itemize magic to me :)

          – Skillmon
          3 hours ago





          I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation of caption as well. And thanks again for sharing your insbox+itemize magic to me :)

          – Skillmon
          3 hours ago













          @Bernard I like the solution. It´s not complicated (little code) but the tabulars/indent are not ok in all the questions i.imgur.com/BUH1Brt.jpg

          – Mika Ike
          3 hours ago





          @Bernard I like the solution. It´s not complicated (little code) but the tabulars/indent are not ok in all the questions i.imgur.com/BUH1Brt.jpg

          – Mika Ike
          3 hours ago













          I didn't try to delve into the exam code — I don't use this package, and don't have the expertise for that. Skillmon did a really fine job.

          – Bernard
          2 hours ago





          I didn't try to delve into the exam code — I don't use this package, and don't have the expertise for that. Skillmon did a really fine job.

          – Bernard
          2 hours ago


















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