Command/placenamedfloat

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\placenamedfloat

Summary

The command \placenamedfloat is used to place postponed floats

Settings

\placenamedfloat[...][...]
[...]name
[...]reference

OptionExplanation
name figure, graphic, table, intermezzo, or something else defined by \definefloat

Description

If a float is placed (with \placefloat) location argument somewhere:name, it is not placed immediately. Instead, it may be manually placed elsewhere with \placenamedfloat.


Examples

Example 1

This example declares four figures to be placed elsewhere: alpha, beta, gamma, and delta. The first \placenamedfloat call places all figures with l somewhere in their location 'name' (i.e. alpha and delta; the next two calls place gamma and beta, respectively.

\starttext

test \placefigure[somewhere:alpha][whatever]{alpha}{}
test \placefigure[somewhere:beta] [whatever]{beta}{}
test \placefigure[somewhere:gamma][whatever]{gamma}{}
test \placefigure[somewhere:delta][whatever]{delta}{}
test \placefigure{}{}

in \in{figure}[whatever] bla bla

\placenamedfloat[figure][*l*]

\placenamedfloat[figure][gamma]
\placenamedfloat[figure][beta]

\stoptext

Notes

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