Test if tikzmark exists on same page
Apologies for flooding the site with tikzmark problems ... :)
I know that with iftikzmark
I can test if a given tikzmark
exists in general. Is there a way to test if a particular tikzmark
exists on the same page?
Use case: I'm trying to design macros that I can insert anywhere in a text that would draw a line between them –- a linestart
and a linefinish
command. However, when the linefinish
command happens to fall on a subsequent page, the line gets drawn to where the linestart
command was on the previous page. I would rather have it instead "do something else", here, just for purpose of illustration, draw me a black square – or, ideally "point across" the page in the direction to where the other mark is sitting.
In the code below, I've tried to construct what I'm envisioning using iftikzmark
but that does not work.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmkstart}setcounter{tikzmkstart}{0} %
newcounter{tikzmkfinish}setcounter{tikzmkfinish}{0} %
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmkfinish}iftikzmark{bthetikzmkfinish}{% tikzmark exists on same page
stepcounter{tikzmkstart}tikzmarknode{athetikzmkstart}{vphantom{x}}addtocounter{tikzmkfinish}{-1}}
{% tikzmark doesn't exist on page
begin{tikzpicture} draw [line width=4] (0,0) -- (.1,0); end{tikzpicture}addtocounter{tikzmkfinish}{-1}}}% black square if linefinish on next page
newcommand{linefinish}{%
iftikzmark{athetikzmkstart}{% tikzmark exists on same page
stepcounter{tikzmkfinish}tikzmarknode{bthetikzmkfinish}{vphantom{x}}begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture] draw[overlay] (athetikzmkstart.west) -- (bthetikzmkfinish.west); end{tikzpicture}}
{% tikzmark doesn't exist on page
begin{tikzpicture} draw [line width=4] (0,0) -- (.1,0); end{tikzpicture}}}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
%newpage
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
Any ideas of how else I might accomplish something like this would be very welcome!
Update: Based on @marmot's suggestion to look at this answer, I've now come up with the following. However, I'm stuck with how to make the lines "point across" the page breaks ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
newcounter{tmp}
newcommandtikzmark[1]{%
tikz[overlay,remember picture] node (#1) {};}
newcommandlinestart{%
stepcounter{tmp}%
tikzmark{a}label{athetmp}%
ifnumgetpagerefnumber{athetmp}=getpagerefnumber{bthetmp} else
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi%
}
newcommandlinefinish{%
tikzmark{b}label{bthetmp}
ifnumgetpagerefnumber{athetmp}=getpagerefnumber{bthetmp}
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommandSqu[1]{linestart#1linefinish}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
tikz-pgf macros tikzmark
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Apologies for flooding the site with tikzmark problems ... :)
I know that with iftikzmark
I can test if a given tikzmark
exists in general. Is there a way to test if a particular tikzmark
exists on the same page?
Use case: I'm trying to design macros that I can insert anywhere in a text that would draw a line between them –- a linestart
and a linefinish
command. However, when the linefinish
command happens to fall on a subsequent page, the line gets drawn to where the linestart
command was on the previous page. I would rather have it instead "do something else", here, just for purpose of illustration, draw me a black square – or, ideally "point across" the page in the direction to where the other mark is sitting.
In the code below, I've tried to construct what I'm envisioning using iftikzmark
but that does not work.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmkstart}setcounter{tikzmkstart}{0} %
newcounter{tikzmkfinish}setcounter{tikzmkfinish}{0} %
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmkfinish}iftikzmark{bthetikzmkfinish}{% tikzmark exists on same page
stepcounter{tikzmkstart}tikzmarknode{athetikzmkstart}{vphantom{x}}addtocounter{tikzmkfinish}{-1}}
{% tikzmark doesn't exist on page
begin{tikzpicture} draw [line width=4] (0,0) -- (.1,0); end{tikzpicture}addtocounter{tikzmkfinish}{-1}}}% black square if linefinish on next page
newcommand{linefinish}{%
iftikzmark{athetikzmkstart}{% tikzmark exists on same page
stepcounter{tikzmkfinish}tikzmarknode{bthetikzmkfinish}{vphantom{x}}begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture] draw[overlay] (athetikzmkstart.west) -- (bthetikzmkfinish.west); end{tikzpicture}}
{% tikzmark doesn't exist on page
begin{tikzpicture} draw [line width=4] (0,0) -- (.1,0); end{tikzpicture}}}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
%newpage
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
Any ideas of how else I might accomplish something like this would be very welcome!
Update: Based on @marmot's suggestion to look at this answer, I've now come up with the following. However, I'm stuck with how to make the lines "point across" the page breaks ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
newcounter{tmp}
newcommandtikzmark[1]{%
tikz[overlay,remember picture] node (#1) {};}
newcommandlinestart{%
stepcounter{tmp}%
tikzmark{a}label{athetmp}%
ifnumgetpagerefnumber{athetmp}=getpagerefnumber{bthetmp} else
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi%
}
newcommandlinefinish{%
tikzmark{b}label{bthetmp}
ifnumgetpagerefnumber{athetmp}=getpagerefnumber{bthetmp}
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommandSqu[1]{linestart#1linefinish}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
tikz-pgf macros tikzmark
The way you write the questions may indicate that you are about to construct a tikzmar version of something like this answer. The basic trick is that you build in the page number.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:51
@marmot Oh, you mean incorporating the pagenumber into the label for the node. Ha, that's clever.
– jan
Apr 6 at 16:53
Yes, basically. If you also want the line to also run over page breaks, you may needrefcount
, like in Gonzalo's answer.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:56
1
tikzmark
already saves the page number on which it is defined (see tex.stackexchange.com/q/79121/86 for a use of this, and look atnext page
in the documentation). There isn't a current direct interface to that information; it is stored assave@pg@<picture id of the tikzmark>
so you could do a test on that. I'm not going to attempt to get the expansions right in a comment, but something likeifnumcsname save@pg@pgfpictureidendcsname=csname save@pg@csname save@pt@tmk@labelendcsnameendcsname
– Loop Space
Apr 6 at 17:10
@LoopSpace Hmm, that looks fairly complex. Would you be able to explain where I incorporate that?
– jan
Apr 6 at 17:14
|
show 5 more comments
Apologies for flooding the site with tikzmark problems ... :)
I know that with iftikzmark
I can test if a given tikzmark
exists in general. Is there a way to test if a particular tikzmark
exists on the same page?
Use case: I'm trying to design macros that I can insert anywhere in a text that would draw a line between them –- a linestart
and a linefinish
command. However, when the linefinish
command happens to fall on a subsequent page, the line gets drawn to where the linestart
command was on the previous page. I would rather have it instead "do something else", here, just for purpose of illustration, draw me a black square – or, ideally "point across" the page in the direction to where the other mark is sitting.
In the code below, I've tried to construct what I'm envisioning using iftikzmark
but that does not work.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmkstart}setcounter{tikzmkstart}{0} %
newcounter{tikzmkfinish}setcounter{tikzmkfinish}{0} %
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmkfinish}iftikzmark{bthetikzmkfinish}{% tikzmark exists on same page
stepcounter{tikzmkstart}tikzmarknode{athetikzmkstart}{vphantom{x}}addtocounter{tikzmkfinish}{-1}}
{% tikzmark doesn't exist on page
begin{tikzpicture} draw [line width=4] (0,0) -- (.1,0); end{tikzpicture}addtocounter{tikzmkfinish}{-1}}}% black square if linefinish on next page
newcommand{linefinish}{%
iftikzmark{athetikzmkstart}{% tikzmark exists on same page
stepcounter{tikzmkfinish}tikzmarknode{bthetikzmkfinish}{vphantom{x}}begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture] draw[overlay] (athetikzmkstart.west) -- (bthetikzmkfinish.west); end{tikzpicture}}
{% tikzmark doesn't exist on page
begin{tikzpicture} draw [line width=4] (0,0) -- (.1,0); end{tikzpicture}}}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
%newpage
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
Any ideas of how else I might accomplish something like this would be very welcome!
Update: Based on @marmot's suggestion to look at this answer, I've now come up with the following. However, I'm stuck with how to make the lines "point across" the page breaks ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
newcounter{tmp}
newcommandtikzmark[1]{%
tikz[overlay,remember picture] node (#1) {};}
newcommandlinestart{%
stepcounter{tmp}%
tikzmark{a}label{athetmp}%
ifnumgetpagerefnumber{athetmp}=getpagerefnumber{bthetmp} else
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi%
}
newcommandlinefinish{%
tikzmark{b}label{bthetmp}
ifnumgetpagerefnumber{athetmp}=getpagerefnumber{bthetmp}
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommandSqu[1]{linestart#1linefinish}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
tikz-pgf macros tikzmark
Apologies for flooding the site with tikzmark problems ... :)
I know that with iftikzmark
I can test if a given tikzmark
exists in general. Is there a way to test if a particular tikzmark
exists on the same page?
Use case: I'm trying to design macros that I can insert anywhere in a text that would draw a line between them –- a linestart
and a linefinish
command. However, when the linefinish
command happens to fall on a subsequent page, the line gets drawn to where the linestart
command was on the previous page. I would rather have it instead "do something else", here, just for purpose of illustration, draw me a black square – or, ideally "point across" the page in the direction to where the other mark is sitting.
In the code below, I've tried to construct what I'm envisioning using iftikzmark
but that does not work.
documentclass{article}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmkstart}setcounter{tikzmkstart}{0} %
newcounter{tikzmkfinish}setcounter{tikzmkfinish}{0} %
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmkfinish}iftikzmark{bthetikzmkfinish}{% tikzmark exists on same page
stepcounter{tikzmkstart}tikzmarknode{athetikzmkstart}{vphantom{x}}addtocounter{tikzmkfinish}{-1}}
{% tikzmark doesn't exist on page
begin{tikzpicture} draw [line width=4] (0,0) -- (.1,0); end{tikzpicture}addtocounter{tikzmkfinish}{-1}}}% black square if linefinish on next page
newcommand{linefinish}{%
iftikzmark{athetikzmkstart}{% tikzmark exists on same page
stepcounter{tikzmkfinish}tikzmarknode{bthetikzmkfinish}{vphantom{x}}begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture] draw[overlay] (athetikzmkstart.west) -- (bthetikzmkfinish.west); end{tikzpicture}}
{% tikzmark doesn't exist on page
begin{tikzpicture} draw [line width=4] (0,0) -- (.1,0); end{tikzpicture}}}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
%newpage
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
Any ideas of how else I might accomplish something like this would be very welcome!
Update: Based on @marmot's suggestion to look at this answer, I've now come up with the following. However, I'm stuck with how to make the lines "point across" the page breaks ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{refcount}
usepackage{tikz}
usetikzlibrary{calc}
newcounter{tmp}
newcommandtikzmark[1]{%
tikz[overlay,remember picture] node (#1) {};}
newcommandlinestart{%
stepcounter{tmp}%
tikzmark{a}label{athetmp}%
ifnumgetpagerefnumber{athetmp}=getpagerefnumber{bthetmp} else
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi%
}
newcommandlinefinish{%
tikzmark{b}label{bthetmp}
ifnumgetpagerefnumber{athetmp}=getpagerefnumber{bthetmp}
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay, remember picture]
draw [thick]
(a.west) -- (b.west);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommandSqu[1]{linestart#1linefinish}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
tikz-pgf macros tikzmark
tikz-pgf macros tikzmark
edited Apr 6 at 18:01
jan
asked Apr 6 at 16:43
janjan
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The way you write the questions may indicate that you are about to construct a tikzmar version of something like this answer. The basic trick is that you build in the page number.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:51
@marmot Oh, you mean incorporating the pagenumber into the label for the node. Ha, that's clever.
– jan
Apr 6 at 16:53
Yes, basically. If you also want the line to also run over page breaks, you may needrefcount
, like in Gonzalo's answer.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:56
1
tikzmark
already saves the page number on which it is defined (see tex.stackexchange.com/q/79121/86 for a use of this, and look atnext page
in the documentation). There isn't a current direct interface to that information; it is stored assave@pg@<picture id of the tikzmark>
so you could do a test on that. I'm not going to attempt to get the expansions right in a comment, but something likeifnumcsname save@pg@pgfpictureidendcsname=csname save@pg@csname save@pt@tmk@labelendcsnameendcsname
– Loop Space
Apr 6 at 17:10
@LoopSpace Hmm, that looks fairly complex. Would you be able to explain where I incorporate that?
– jan
Apr 6 at 17:14
|
show 5 more comments
The way you write the questions may indicate that you are about to construct a tikzmar version of something like this answer. The basic trick is that you build in the page number.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:51
@marmot Oh, you mean incorporating the pagenumber into the label for the node. Ha, that's clever.
– jan
Apr 6 at 16:53
Yes, basically. If you also want the line to also run over page breaks, you may needrefcount
, like in Gonzalo's answer.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:56
1
tikzmark
already saves the page number on which it is defined (see tex.stackexchange.com/q/79121/86 for a use of this, and look atnext page
in the documentation). There isn't a current direct interface to that information; it is stored assave@pg@<picture id of the tikzmark>
so you could do a test on that. I'm not going to attempt to get the expansions right in a comment, but something likeifnumcsname save@pg@pgfpictureidendcsname=csname save@pg@csname save@pt@tmk@labelendcsnameendcsname
– Loop Space
Apr 6 at 17:10
@LoopSpace Hmm, that looks fairly complex. Would you be able to explain where I incorporate that?
– jan
Apr 6 at 17:14
The way you write the questions may indicate that you are about to construct a tikzmar version of something like this answer. The basic trick is that you build in the page number.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:51
The way you write the questions may indicate that you are about to construct a tikzmar version of something like this answer. The basic trick is that you build in the page number.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:51
@marmot Oh, you mean incorporating the pagenumber into the label for the node. Ha, that's clever.
– jan
Apr 6 at 16:53
@marmot Oh, you mean incorporating the pagenumber into the label for the node. Ha, that's clever.
– jan
Apr 6 at 16:53
Yes, basically. If you also want the line to also run over page breaks, you may need
refcount
, like in Gonzalo's answer.– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:56
Yes, basically. If you also want the line to also run over page breaks, you may need
refcount
, like in Gonzalo's answer.– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:56
1
1
tikzmark
already saves the page number on which it is defined (see tex.stackexchange.com/q/79121/86 for a use of this, and look at next page
in the documentation). There isn't a current direct interface to that information; it is stored as save@pg@<picture id of the tikzmark>
so you could do a test on that. I'm not going to attempt to get the expansions right in a comment, but something like ifnumcsname save@pg@pgfpictureidendcsname=csname save@pg@csname save@pt@tmk@labelendcsnameendcsname
– Loop Space
Apr 6 at 17:10
tikzmark
already saves the page number on which it is defined (see tex.stackexchange.com/q/79121/86 for a use of this, and look at next page
in the documentation). There isn't a current direct interface to that information; it is stored as save@pg@<picture id of the tikzmark>
so you could do a test on that. I'm not going to attempt to get the expansions right in a comment, but something like ifnumcsname save@pg@pgfpictureidendcsname=csname save@pg@csname save@pt@tmk@labelendcsnameendcsname
– Loop Space
Apr 6 at 17:10
@LoopSpace Hmm, that looks fairly complex. Would you be able to explain where I incorporate that?
– jan
Apr 6 at 17:14
@LoopSpace Hmm, that looks fairly complex. Would you be able to explain where I incorporate that?
– jan
Apr 6 at 17:14
|
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I can see the point of having a iftikzmarkonpage
conditional, so I've added it to the tikzmark
package (download tikzmark.dtx
and run tex tikzmark.dtx
to get the latest version). This introduces a new conditional, iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{<tikzmark name>}
. That copes with the issue about the lines being drawn on both pages when needed.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
%url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/483547/86}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{tikzpagenodes}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmarklines}setcounter{tikzmarklines}{0} %
tikzset{
tikzmark prefix=prefix-,
tikzmark suffix=-suffix
}
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmarklines}%
tikzmark{athetikzmarklines}%
iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{bthetikzmarklines}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=4] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommand{linefinish}{%
tikzmark{bthetikzmarklines}%
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=1] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
newpage
Text text text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
That looks like it does what I'm after :) thank you ... and if you incorporate a conditional into the package, even better :) Although ... didn't Gonzalo's answer solve that? Why would his solution be bad?
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:28
Please feel free to revert my edit. +1
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:29
@marmot, I like the gifs ;)
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:30
1
@janconvert -density 300 -delay 144 -loop 0 -alpha remove multipage.pdf animated.gif
, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/136919/121799.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:31
1
@jan You can use tikz-pagenodes, which has thecurrent page text area
node. And I think you are doing it right because in their present form the questions and answers are useful for many, which they are not if you do some highly specialized things. (Will be off now.)
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:37
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I can see the point of having a iftikzmarkonpage
conditional, so I've added it to the tikzmark
package (download tikzmark.dtx
and run tex tikzmark.dtx
to get the latest version). This introduces a new conditional, iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{<tikzmark name>}
. That copes with the issue about the lines being drawn on both pages when needed.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
%url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/483547/86}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{tikzpagenodes}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmarklines}setcounter{tikzmarklines}{0} %
tikzset{
tikzmark prefix=prefix-,
tikzmark suffix=-suffix
}
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmarklines}%
tikzmark{athetikzmarklines}%
iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{bthetikzmarklines}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=4] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommand{linefinish}{%
tikzmark{bthetikzmarklines}%
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=1] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
newpage
Text text text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
That looks like it does what I'm after :) thank you ... and if you incorporate a conditional into the package, even better :) Although ... didn't Gonzalo's answer solve that? Why would his solution be bad?
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:28
Please feel free to revert my edit. +1
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:29
@marmot, I like the gifs ;)
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:30
1
@janconvert -density 300 -delay 144 -loop 0 -alpha remove multipage.pdf animated.gif
, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/136919/121799.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:31
1
@jan You can use tikz-pagenodes, which has thecurrent page text area
node. And I think you are doing it right because in their present form the questions and answers are useful for many, which they are not if you do some highly specialized things. (Will be off now.)
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:37
|
show 7 more comments
I can see the point of having a iftikzmarkonpage
conditional, so I've added it to the tikzmark
package (download tikzmark.dtx
and run tex tikzmark.dtx
to get the latest version). This introduces a new conditional, iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{<tikzmark name>}
. That copes with the issue about the lines being drawn on both pages when needed.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
%url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/483547/86}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{tikzpagenodes}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmarklines}setcounter{tikzmarklines}{0} %
tikzset{
tikzmark prefix=prefix-,
tikzmark suffix=-suffix
}
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmarklines}%
tikzmark{athetikzmarklines}%
iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{bthetikzmarklines}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=4] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommand{linefinish}{%
tikzmark{bthetikzmarklines}%
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=1] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
newpage
Text text text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
That looks like it does what I'm after :) thank you ... and if you incorporate a conditional into the package, even better :) Although ... didn't Gonzalo's answer solve that? Why would his solution be bad?
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:28
Please feel free to revert my edit. +1
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:29
@marmot, I like the gifs ;)
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:30
1
@janconvert -density 300 -delay 144 -loop 0 -alpha remove multipage.pdf animated.gif
, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/136919/121799.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:31
1
@jan You can use tikz-pagenodes, which has thecurrent page text area
node. And I think you are doing it right because in their present form the questions and answers are useful for many, which they are not if you do some highly specialized things. (Will be off now.)
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:37
|
show 7 more comments
I can see the point of having a iftikzmarkonpage
conditional, so I've added it to the tikzmark
package (download tikzmark.dtx
and run tex tikzmark.dtx
to get the latest version). This introduces a new conditional, iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{<tikzmark name>}
. That copes with the issue about the lines being drawn on both pages when needed.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
%url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/483547/86}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{tikzpagenodes}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmarklines}setcounter{tikzmarklines}{0} %
tikzset{
tikzmark prefix=prefix-,
tikzmark suffix=-suffix
}
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmarklines}%
tikzmark{athetikzmarklines}%
iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{bthetikzmarklines}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=4] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommand{linefinish}{%
tikzmark{bthetikzmarklines}%
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=1] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
newpage
Text text text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
I can see the point of having a iftikzmarkonpage
conditional, so I've added it to the tikzmark
package (download tikzmark.dtx
and run tex tikzmark.dtx
to get the latest version). This introduces a new conditional, iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{<tikzmark name>}
. That copes with the issue about the lines being drawn on both pages when needed.
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
%url{https://tex.stackexchange.com/q/483547/86}
usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{tikzpagenodes}
usetikzlibrary{tikzmark}
newcounter{tikzmarklines}setcounter{tikzmarklines}{0} %
tikzset{
tikzmark prefix=prefix-,
tikzmark suffix=-suffix
}
newcommand{linestart}{%
stepcounter{tikzmarklines}%
tikzmark{athetikzmarklines}%
iftikzmarkoncurrentpage{bthetikzmarklines}%
else
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=4] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
fi
}
newcommand{linefinish}{%
tikzmark{bthetikzmarklines}%
begin{tikzpicture}[remember picture,overlay,next page=below]%
clip (current page text area.south west) rectangle (current page text area.north east);
draw[line width=1] (pic cs:athetikzmarklines) -- (pic cs:bthetikzmarklines);
end{tikzpicture}%
}
begin{document}
Text linestart text text
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
newpage
Text text text
Text linestart text text
Text text text
newpage
Text text text
Text text linefinish text
end{document}
edited Apr 6 at 20:37
answered Apr 6 at 18:23
Loop SpaceLoop Space
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That looks like it does what I'm after :) thank you ... and if you incorporate a conditional into the package, even better :) Although ... didn't Gonzalo's answer solve that? Why would his solution be bad?
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:28
Please feel free to revert my edit. +1
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:29
@marmot, I like the gifs ;)
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:30
1
@janconvert -density 300 -delay 144 -loop 0 -alpha remove multipage.pdf animated.gif
, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/136919/121799.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:31
1
@jan You can use tikz-pagenodes, which has thecurrent page text area
node. And I think you are doing it right because in their present form the questions and answers are useful for many, which they are not if you do some highly specialized things. (Will be off now.)
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:37
|
show 7 more comments
That looks like it does what I'm after :) thank you ... and if you incorporate a conditional into the package, even better :) Although ... didn't Gonzalo's answer solve that? Why would his solution be bad?
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:28
Please feel free to revert my edit. +1
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:29
@marmot, I like the gifs ;)
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:30
1
@janconvert -density 300 -delay 144 -loop 0 -alpha remove multipage.pdf animated.gif
, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/136919/121799.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:31
1
@jan You can use tikz-pagenodes, which has thecurrent page text area
node. And I think you are doing it right because in their present form the questions and answers are useful for many, which they are not if you do some highly specialized things. (Will be off now.)
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:37
That looks like it does what I'm after :) thank you ... and if you incorporate a conditional into the package, even better :) Although ... didn't Gonzalo's answer solve that? Why would his solution be bad?
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:28
That looks like it does what I'm after :) thank you ... and if you incorporate a conditional into the package, even better :) Although ... didn't Gonzalo's answer solve that? Why would his solution be bad?
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:28
Please feel free to revert my edit. +1
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:29
Please feel free to revert my edit. +1
– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:29
@marmot, I like the gifs ;)
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:30
@marmot, I like the gifs ;)
– jan
Apr 6 at 18:30
1
1
@jan
convert -density 300 -delay 144 -loop 0 -alpha remove multipage.pdf animated.gif
, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/136919/121799.– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:31
@jan
convert -density 300 -delay 144 -loop 0 -alpha remove multipage.pdf animated.gif
, see tex.stackexchange.com/a/136919/121799.– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:31
1
1
@jan You can use tikz-pagenodes, which has the
current page text area
node. And I think you are doing it right because in their present form the questions and answers are useful for many, which they are not if you do some highly specialized things. (Will be off now.)– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:37
@jan You can use tikz-pagenodes, which has the
current page text area
node. And I think you are doing it right because in their present form the questions and answers are useful for many, which they are not if you do some highly specialized things. (Will be off now.)– marmot
Apr 6 at 18:37
|
show 7 more comments
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The way you write the questions may indicate that you are about to construct a tikzmar version of something like this answer. The basic trick is that you build in the page number.
– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:51
@marmot Oh, you mean incorporating the pagenumber into the label for the node. Ha, that's clever.
– jan
Apr 6 at 16:53
Yes, basically. If you also want the line to also run over page breaks, you may need
refcount
, like in Gonzalo's answer.– marmot
Apr 6 at 16:56
1
tikzmark
already saves the page number on which it is defined (see tex.stackexchange.com/q/79121/86 for a use of this, and look atnext page
in the documentation). There isn't a current direct interface to that information; it is stored assave@pg@<picture id of the tikzmark>
so you could do a test on that. I'm not going to attempt to get the expansions right in a comment, but something likeifnumcsname save@pg@pgfpictureidendcsname=csname save@pg@csname save@pt@tmk@labelendcsnameendcsname
– Loop Space
Apr 6 at 17:10
@LoopSpace Hmm, that looks fairly complex. Would you be able to explain where I incorporate that?
– jan
Apr 6 at 17:14