Hello,
Aaron Ecay <aarone...@gmail.com> writes:
> The other application I can think of is to allow captioned images and
> tables not to float. The LaTeX world is full of tutorials on how to
> un-float floating images and tables, but IME the org community doesn’t
> ask for this. (perhaps they implement their own solutions in latex.)
>
> Given that the capt-of package is just two lines of code, defines just
> one new command, and doesn’t modify any existing code, I’m inclined to
> the belief that adding it to the default packages list is tolerable.
> If capt-of is added to the default packages, then <caption, non-float,
> org-latex-listing = nil> source blocks can also be handled.
I agree. Do you want to take care of this? This requires an entry in
ORG-NEWS and some documentation changes too.
>> Note there is also :caption attribute which is used in tables and
>> special blocks, but not in source blocks, which may come handy
>> here.
>
> I can’t tell what this is for. It looks like merely a backend-specific
> alternative to specifying the caption using org syntax (#+caption:). Am
> I missing something?
It permits to use a different caption command (e.g., \bicaption{}{}). It
is similar to using \captionof instead of \caption. But I think adding
"capt-of" to default packages list is better.
Regards,
--
Nicolas Goaziou
