How to wrap a figure in exam document?
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}
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}
wrapfigure flo
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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}
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}
wrapfigure flo
add a comment |
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}
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}
wrapfigure flo
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}
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}
wrapfigure flo
wrapfigure flo
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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}
@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}
As far as I know, it is advised to use thecapt-of
package, if the only application of thecaption
package would becaptionof
.
– 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 ofabovecaptionskip
andbelowcaptionskip
, whence captions much too close to tables, whereascaption
does.
– Bernard
3 hours ago
I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation ofcaption
as well. And thanks again for sharing yourinsbox
+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 theexam
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}
@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
add a comment |
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}
@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
add a comment |
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}
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}
edited 3 hours ago
answered 4 hours ago
SkillmonSkillmon
22.7k11943
22.7k11943
@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
add a comment |
@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
add a comment |
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}
As far as I know, it is advised to use thecapt-of
package, if the only application of thecaption
package would becaptionof
.
– 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 ofabovecaptionskip
andbelowcaptionskip
, whence captions much too close to tables, whereascaption
does.
– Bernard
3 hours ago
I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation ofcaption
as well. And thanks again for sharing yourinsbox
+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 theexam
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
add a comment |
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}
As far as I know, it is advised to use thecapt-of
package, if the only application of thecaption
package would becaptionof
.
– 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 ofabovecaptionskip
andbelowcaptionskip
, whence captions much too close to tables, whereascaption
does.
– Bernard
3 hours ago
I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation ofcaption
as well. And thanks again for sharing yourinsbox
+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 theexam
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
add a comment |
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}
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}
answered 4 hours ago
BernardBernard
171k775202
171k775202
As far as I know, it is advised to use thecapt-of
package, if the only application of thecaption
package would becaptionof
.
– 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 ofabovecaptionskip
andbelowcaptionskip
, whence captions much too close to tables, whereascaption
does.
– Bernard
3 hours ago
I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation ofcaption
as well. And thanks again for sharing yourinsbox
+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 theexam
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
add a comment |
As far as I know, it is advised to use thecapt-of
package, if the only application of thecaption
package would becaptionof
.
– 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 ofabovecaptionskip
andbelowcaptionskip
, whence captions much too close to tables, whereascaption
does.
– Bernard
3 hours ago
I know. The above is only the advise given by the documentation ofcaption
as well. And thanks again for sharing yourinsbox
+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 theexam
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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