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图形引用中带有单词“Figure”，而不仅仅是数字

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图形引用中带有单词“Figure”，而不仅仅是数字

我这样引用图形：\label{fig:hello}然后只是\ref{fig:hello}，但后者只返回数字，没有单词"Figure"。我怎样才能得到单词 Figure ，例如"Figure 1"？

答案1

使用超链接和 autoref 类似\label{fig:hello}，然后只\autoref{fig:hello}添加一个很好的点击链接以快速到达位置。

\usepackage{hyperref}

例子

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相关问题

  1. 交叉引用包：使用哪一个，哪些有冲突？

答案2

这是一个简单的未发布包（fgcite.sty），可以做你想做的事情，并进行自定义。首先，MWE：

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{fgcite}
\begin{document}
In \fgcite{fg:first}, I see a square.
\begin{figure}[ht]
\centering\fbox{\rule{1in}{0in}\rule{0in}{1in}}
\caption{My caption\label{fg:first}}
\end{figure}

Now, I will change the figure citation style\FgTypeE.  Now, when referencing
\fgcite{fg:first}, I get something different.  \Fgcite{fg:first} at the 
beginning of a sentence will make sure it is capitalized, and I can cite
\fgcites{fg:first} and \andfgcite{fg:first}, that is, multiple figures.

\end{document}

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这是样式文件。文档包含在文件顶部。

\ProvidesPackage {fgcite} [2009/03/23]
%
% by Steven B. Segletes, for the public domain.
%
% 'fgcite prints out the preferred reference format for figure
% citations, e.g., figure 1 as opposed to Fig. (1), fig.(1), etc. 
%
% Advantages of using 'fgcite:
% 1) Ability to quickly change from `figure x' to `Fig(x)' through
%    whole document, with a single line change (\FgTypeC).  This is 
%    useful when converting from tech report to manuscript formats;
% 2) Saves typing:
%    With the 'fgcite package, type        `\fgcite{fig:myfig}'
%    vs. the traditional LaTeX approach of `figure~\ref{fig:myfig}'  .
%
%
% A number of format types are predefined:
%
% FgTypeA : figure x  , figures x and y (ARL report standard)
% FgTypeB : Figure x  , Figures x and y
% FgTypeC : fig. (x)  , figs. (x) and (y)
% FgTypeD : Fig. (x)  , Figs. (x) and (y)
% FgTypeE : fig.(x)   , figs.(x) and (y)
% FgTypeF : Fig.(x)   , Figs.(x) and (y)
% FgTypeG : figure (x), figures (x) and (y)
% FgTypeH : Figure (x), Figures (x) and (y)
% FgTypeI : Fig. x    , Figs. x and y
%
% Other format types are easily added.
%
% Usage:
%
% % In Preamble:
% \usepackage{fgcite}
% \FgTypex  % where `x' is A, B, etc.  defaults to FgTypeA
%
% % In Document:
% \Fgcite{ref} ...
% ... \figcite{ref} ...
% \Fgcites{ref1}, \andfgcite{ref2}, and \andfgcite{ref3} ...
% ... \fgcites{ref1}, \andfgcite{ref2}, and \andfgcite{ref3}...
%
% where ref is the LaTeX reference, for example, fig:myfig  .
%
% A literal option [l] is available to use the the argument as the
% actual figure number, rather than as an figure reference:
%
% \fgcite[l]{13}
%
% This literal option can be used with the following calls:
% \Fgcite, \fgcite, \Fgcites, \fgcites and \andfgcite.
%
%
% FgTypeA : figure x  , figures x and y
\newcommand\FgTypeA{%
  \def\Fgname{Figure}%
  \def\fgname{figure}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figures}%
  \def\fgsname{figures}%
  \def\fgsep{~}%
  \def\fgssep{~}%
  \def\fgldelimit{}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{}%
}
% FgTypeB : Figure x  , Figures x and y
\newcommand\FgTypeB{%
  \def\Fgname{Figure}%
  \def\fgname{Figure}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figures}%
  \def\fgsname{Figures}%
  \def\fgsep{~}%
  \def\fgssep{~}%
  \def\fgldelimit{}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{}%
}
% FgTypeC : fig. (x)  , figs. (x) and (y)
\newcommand\FgTypeC{%
  \def\Fgname{Fig.}%
  \def\fgname{fig.}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figs.}%
  \def\fgsname{figs.}%
  \def\fgsep{~}%
  \def\fgssep{~}%
  \def\fgldelimit{(}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{)}%
}
% FgTypeD : Fig. (x)  , Figs. (x) and (y)
\newcommand\FgTypeD{%
  \def\Fgname{Fig.}%
  \def\fgname{Fig.}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figs.}%
  \def\fgsname{Figs.}%
  \def\fgsep{~}%
  \def\fgssep{~}%
  \def\fgldelimit{(}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{)}%
}
% FgTypeE : fig.(x)  , figs.(x) and (y)
\newcommand\FgTypeE{%
  \def\Fgname{Fig.}%
  \def\fgname{fig.}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figs.}%
  \def\fgsname{figs.}%
  \def\fgsep{}%
  \def\fgssep{}%
  \def\fgldelimit{(}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{)}%
}
% FgTypeF : Fig.(x)  , Figs.(x) and (y)
\newcommand\FgTypeF{%
  \def\Fgname{Fig.}%
  \def\fgname{Fig.}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figs.}%
  \def\fgsname{Figs.}%
  \def\fgsep{}%
  \def\fgssep{}%
  \def\fgldelimit{(}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{)}%
}
% FgTypeG : figure (x)  , figures (x) and (y)
\newcommand\FgTypeG{%
  \def\Fgname{Figure}%
  \def\fgname{figure}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figure}%
  \def\fgsname{figure}%
  \def\fgsep{~}%
  \def\fgssep{~}%
  \def\fgldelimit{(}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{)}%
}
% FgTypeH : Figure (x)  , Figures (x) and (y)
\newcommand\FgTypeH{%
  \def\Fgname{Figure}%
  \def\fgname{Figure}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figures}%
  \def\fgsname{Figures}%
  \def\fgsep{~}%
  \def\fgssep{~}%
  \def\fgldelimit{(}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{)}%
}
% FgTypeI : Fig. x  , Figs. x and y
\newcommand\FgTypeI{%
  \def\Fgname{Fig.}%
  \def\fgname{Fig.}%
  \def\Fgsname{Figs.}%
  \def\fgsname{Figs.}%
  \def\fgsep{~}%
  \def\fgssep{~}%
  \def\fgldelimit{}%
  \def\fgrdelimit{}%
}

% Default to Figure Type A format
\FgTypeA
%
% For citing a figure at the beginning of a sentence
\newcommand\Fgcite[2][]{%
  \if l#1%
    \Fgname\fgsep\fgldelimit#2\fgrdelimit
  \else%
    \Fgname\fgsep\fgldelimit\ref{#2}\fgrdelimit
  \fi
}
% For citing a figure in the middle of a sentence
\newcommand\fgcite[2][]{%
  \if l#1%
    \fgname\fgsep\fgldelimit#2\fgrdelimit
  \else%
    \fgname\fgsep\fgldelimit\ref{#2}\fgrdelimit
  \fi
}
% For citing the first of multiple figures at the beginning of a sentence
\newcommand\Fgcites[2][]{%
  \if l#1%
    \Fgsname\fgssep\fgldelimit#2\fgrdelimit
  \else%
    \Fgsname\fgssep\fgldelimit\ref{#2}\fgrdelimit
  \fi
}
% For citing the first of multiple figures in the middle of a sentence
\newcommand\fgcites[2][]{%
  \if l#1%
    \fgsname\fgssep\fgldelimit#2\fgrdelimit
  \else%
    \fgsname\fgssep\fgldelimit\ref{#2}\fgrdelimit
  \fi
}
% For citing a figure number without the leading word figure, fig, etc.
% Used in conjuction with \Fgcites and \fgcites
\newcommand\andfgcite[2][]{%
  \if l#1%
    \fgldelimit#2\fgrdelimit
  \else%
    \fgldelimit\ref{#2}\fgrdelimit
  \fi
}
%
\endinput

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