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Revision as of 19:26, 25 May 2012
\startcombination
Syntax
\startcombination[r*c] ... \stopcombination | |
[r*c] | rows * columns |
Description
A combination is a number of objects arranged in a matrix, with a caption below each object. (The captions may be empty.)
Example
\setupexternalfigures[location={local, default}] \placefigure [here] % figure placement [fig:combinations] % figure reference {An example of \type{\startcombination...}.} % figure caption {\startcombination[3*2] % contents of the figure: a combination % first row {\externalfigure[cow][height=1cm]} {a} % subfigure and subcaption {\externalfigure[cow][height=1cm]} {b} {\externalfigure[cow][height=1cm]} {c} % second row {\externalfigure[cow][height=1cm]} {d} {\externalfigure[cow][height=1cm]} {e} {\externalfigure[cow][height=1cm]} {f} \stopcombination}
See also
- \setupcombinations
- \placefloat
- \defineparagraphs for non-floating side-by-side.
- Combinations
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