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Please I want modify the following code by adding a new command as marks7,6,4,3 to get



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documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageenumerate
usepackagegraphics 
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning


tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
draw=blue!80,
rounded corners=1pt, 
inner sep=12pt,
inner ysep=4pt,
draw, fill=black!0,
text width=2cm,
minimum height=.9cm]


newcommandTS[1] 
 begintikzpicture
 node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, minimum height=6cm, text width=10cm,align=center,] 
 
 beginenumerate
 itemsep.1em
 item
 foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
 begintikzpicture
 node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
 node[NP, right=of abc];
 endtikzpicture
 %
 endenumerate
;
endtikzpicture


begindocument
%marks7,6,4,3
TS4 
enddocument





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  • Will there always be only four arguments for marks? Do you only want the blue boxes with the arguments of marks to show up or do you still want the results from TS and just another box right next to it? Please be a bit more specific.
    – Sito
    Dec 14 at 13:03










  • @Sito Not only for 4 arguments. This is depends to the number of exercises in the exam.
    – user105476
    Dec 14 at 13:24















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Please I want modify the following code by adding a new command as marks7,6,4,3 to get



enter image description here



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageenumerate
usepackagegraphics 
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning


tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
draw=blue!80,
rounded corners=1pt, 
inner sep=12pt,
inner ysep=4pt,
draw, fill=black!0,
text width=2cm,
minimum height=.9cm]


newcommandTS[1] 
 begintikzpicture
 node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, minimum height=6cm, text width=10cm,align=center,] 
 
 beginenumerate
 itemsep.1em
 item
 foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
 begintikzpicture
 node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
 node[NP, right=of abc];
 endtikzpicture
 %
 endenumerate
;
endtikzpicture


begindocument
%marks7,6,4,3
TS4 
enddocument





tikz-pgf tables enumerate







share|improve this question























  • Will there always be only four arguments for marks? Do you only want the blue boxes with the arguments of marks to show up or do you still want the results from TS and just another box right next to it? Please be a bit more specific.
    – Sito
    Dec 14 at 13:03










  • @Sito Not only for 4 arguments. This is depends to the number of exercises in the exam.
    – user105476
    Dec 14 at 13:24













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Please I want modify the following code by adding a new command as marks7,6,4,3 to get



enter image description here



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageenumerate
usepackagegraphics 
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning


tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
draw=blue!80,
rounded corners=1pt, 
inner sep=12pt,
inner ysep=4pt,
draw, fill=black!0,
text width=2cm,
minimum height=.9cm]


newcommandTS[1] 
 begintikzpicture
 node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, minimum height=6cm, text width=10cm,align=center,] 
 
 beginenumerate
 itemsep.1em
 item
 foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
 begintikzpicture
 node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
 node[NP, right=of abc];
 endtikzpicture
 %
 endenumerate
;
endtikzpicture


begindocument
%marks7,6,4,3
TS4 
enddocument





tikz-pgf tables enumerate







share|improve this question















Please I want modify the following code by adding a new command as marks7,6,4,3 to get



enter image description here



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackageenumerate
usepackagegraphics 
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrarypositioning


tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
draw=blue!80,
rounded corners=1pt, 
inner sep=12pt,
inner ysep=4pt,
draw, fill=black!0,
text width=2cm,
minimum height=.9cm]


newcommandTS[1] 
 begintikzpicture
 node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, minimum height=6cm, text width=10cm,align=center,] 
 
 beginenumerate
 itemsep.1em
 item
 foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
 begintikzpicture
 node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
 node[NP, right=of abc];
 endtikzpicture
 %
 endenumerate
;
endtikzpicture


begindocument
%marks7,6,4,3
TS4 
enddocument





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  • Will there always be only four arguments for marks? Do you only want the blue boxes with the arguments of marks to show up or do you still want the results from TS and just another box right next to it? Please be a bit more specific.
    – Sito
    Dec 14 at 13:03










  • @Sito Not only for 4 arguments. This is depends to the number of exercises in the exam.
    – user105476
    Dec 14 at 13:24
















  • Will there always be only four arguments for marks? Do you only want the blue boxes with the arguments of marks to show up or do you still want the results from TS and just another box right next to it? Please be a bit more specific.
    – Sito
    Dec 14 at 13:03










  • @Sito Not only for 4 arguments. This is depends to the number of exercises in the exam.
    – user105476
    Dec 14 at 13:24















Will there always be only four arguments for marks? Do you only want the blue boxes with the arguments of marks to show up or do you still want the results from TS and just another box right next to it? Please be a bit more specific.
– Sito
Dec 14 at 13:03




Will there always be only four arguments for marks? Do you only want the blue boxes with the arguments of marks to show up or do you still want the results from TS and just another box right next to it? Please be a bit more specific.
– Sito
Dec 14 at 13:03












@Sito Not only for 4 arguments. This is depends to the number of exercises in the exam.
– user105476
Dec 14 at 13:24




@Sito Not only for 4 arguments. This is depends to the number of exercises in the exam.
– user105476
Dec 14 at 13:24










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documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]standalone 
usetikzlibrarypositioning

newcommandts[1]
begintikzpicture[box/.style=draw, rounded corners, minimum width=15mm, minimum height=6mm]
foreach i [count=ni] in #1
 node[box] at (0,-ni) (lni) ni;
 node[box, text=red, font=bfseries, right= 3mm of lni] (rni) i;
endtikzpicture

begindocument

ts7,3,4,6

ts2,3,4

ts5,6,8,9,10

enddocument


enter image description here






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    The basic idea for this comes from this post. Please note that you need the listofitems package, which you can be downloaded here. I just wanted to extend the definition of TS in such a way that the second argument can be read by readlist. Then you just create a list called mark which can be accessed over a index.



    documentclassarticle
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackageenumerate
    usepackagegraphics 
    usepackagetikz
    usetikzlibrarypositioning
    usepackagelistofitems


    tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
    draw=blue!80,
    rounded corners=1pt, 
    inner sep=12pt,
    inner ysep=4pt,
    draw, fill=black!0,
    text width=2cm,
    minimum height=.9cm]

    newcommandTS[2]%
     readlist*mark#2
     begintikzpicture
     node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, text width=10cm,align=center] 
     
     beginenumerate
     itemsep.1em
     item
     foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
     begintikzpicture
     node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
     node[NP, right=of abc]mark[x];
     endtikzpicture
     %
     endenumerate
    ;
    endtikzpicture


    begindocument
    TS47,6,4,3 
    enddocument


    enter image description here






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    • Thank you .....
      – user105476
      Dec 14 at 16:25










    • @user105476 You‘re welcome! If you need the marks to be in red and bold, feel free to say so. I‘ll edit it in.
      – Sito
      Dec 14 at 16:26











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    documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]standalone 
    usetikzlibrarypositioning

    newcommandts[1]
    begintikzpicture[box/.style=draw, rounded corners, minimum width=15mm, minimum height=6mm]
    foreach i [count=ni] in #1
     node[box] at (0,-ni) (lni) ni;
     node[box, text=red, font=bfseries, right= 3mm of lni] (rni) i;
    endtikzpicture

    begindocument

    ts7,3,4,6

    ts2,3,4

    ts5,6,8,9,10

    enddocument


    enter image description here






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      documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]standalone 
      usetikzlibrarypositioning

      newcommandts[1]
      begintikzpicture[box/.style=draw, rounded corners, minimum width=15mm, minimum height=6mm]
      foreach i [count=ni] in #1
       node[box] at (0,-ni) (lni) ni;
       node[box, text=red, font=bfseries, right= 3mm of lni] (rni) i;
      endtikzpicture

      begindocument

      ts7,3,4,6

      ts2,3,4

      ts5,6,8,9,10

      enddocument


      enter image description here






      share|improve this answer























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        documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]standalone 
        usetikzlibrarypositioning

        newcommandts[1]
        begintikzpicture[box/.style=draw, rounded corners, minimum width=15mm, minimum height=6mm]
        foreach i [count=ni] in #1
         node[box] at (0,-ni) (lni) ni;
         node[box, text=red, font=bfseries, right= 3mm of lni] (rni) i;
        endtikzpicture

        begindocument

        ts7,3,4,6

        ts2,3,4

        ts5,6,8,9,10

        enddocument


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer












        documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]standalone 
        usetikzlibrarypositioning

        newcommandts[1]
        begintikzpicture[box/.style=draw, rounded corners, minimum width=15mm, minimum height=6mm]
        foreach i [count=ni] in #1
         node[box] at (0,-ni) (lni) ni;
         node[box, text=red, font=bfseries, right= 3mm of lni] (rni) i;
        endtikzpicture

        begindocument

        ts7,3,4,6

        ts2,3,4

        ts5,6,8,9,10

        enddocument


        enter image description here







        share|improve this answer












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        answered Dec 14 at 16:29









        Ignasi

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            The basic idea for this comes from this post. Please note that you need the listofitems package, which you can be downloaded here. I just wanted to extend the definition of TS in such a way that the second argument can be read by readlist. Then you just create a list called mark which can be accessed over a index.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            usepackageenumerate
            usepackagegraphics 
            usepackagetikz
            usetikzlibrarypositioning
            usepackagelistofitems


            tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
            draw=blue!80,
            rounded corners=1pt, 
            inner sep=12pt,
            inner ysep=4pt,
            draw, fill=black!0,
            text width=2cm,
            minimum height=.9cm]

            newcommandTS[2]%
             readlist*mark#2
             begintikzpicture
             node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, text width=10cm,align=center] 
             
             beginenumerate
             itemsep.1em
             item
             foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
             begintikzpicture
             node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
             node[NP, right=of abc]mark[x];
             endtikzpicture
             %
             endenumerate
            ;
            endtikzpicture


            begindocument
            TS47,6,4,3 
            enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer






















            • Thank you .....
              – user105476
              Dec 14 at 16:25










            • @user105476 You‘re welcome! If you need the marks to be in red and bold, feel free to say so. I‘ll edit it in.
              – Sito
              Dec 14 at 16:26
















            5














            The basic idea for this comes from this post. Please note that you need the listofitems package, which you can be downloaded here. I just wanted to extend the definition of TS in such a way that the second argument can be read by readlist. Then you just create a list called mark which can be accessed over a index.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            usepackageenumerate
            usepackagegraphics 
            usepackagetikz
            usetikzlibrarypositioning
            usepackagelistofitems


            tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
            draw=blue!80,
            rounded corners=1pt, 
            inner sep=12pt,
            inner ysep=4pt,
            draw, fill=black!0,
            text width=2cm,
            minimum height=.9cm]

            newcommandTS[2]%
             readlist*mark#2
             begintikzpicture
             node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, text width=10cm,align=center] 
             
             beginenumerate
             itemsep.1em
             item
             foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
             begintikzpicture
             node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
             node[NP, right=of abc]mark[x];
             endtikzpicture
             %
             endenumerate
            ;
            endtikzpicture


            begindocument
            TS47,6,4,3 
            enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer






















            • Thank you .....
              – user105476
              Dec 14 at 16:25










            • @user105476 You‘re welcome! If you need the marks to be in red and bold, feel free to say so. I‘ll edit it in.
              – Sito
              Dec 14 at 16:26














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            5






            The basic idea for this comes from this post. Please note that you need the listofitems package, which you can be downloaded here. I just wanted to extend the definition of TS in such a way that the second argument can be read by readlist. Then you just create a list called mark which can be accessed over a index.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            usepackageenumerate
            usepackagegraphics 
            usepackagetikz
            usetikzlibrarypositioning
            usepackagelistofitems


            tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
            draw=blue!80,
            rounded corners=1pt, 
            inner sep=12pt,
            inner ysep=4pt,
            draw, fill=black!0,
            text width=2cm,
            minimum height=.9cm]

            newcommandTS[2]%
             readlist*mark#2
             begintikzpicture
             node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, text width=10cm,align=center] 
             
             beginenumerate
             itemsep.1em
             item
             foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
             begintikzpicture
             node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
             node[NP, right=of abc]mark[x];
             endtikzpicture
             %
             endenumerate
            ;
            endtikzpicture


            begindocument
            TS47,6,4,3 
            enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer














            The basic idea for this comes from this post. Please note that you need the listofitems package, which you can be downloaded here. I just wanted to extend the definition of TS in such a way that the second argument can be read by readlist. Then you just create a list called mark which can be accessed over a index.



            documentclassarticle
            usepackageamsmath
            usepackageenumerate
            usepackagegraphics 
            usepackagetikz
            usetikzlibrarypositioning
            usepackagelistofitems


            tikzstyleNP=[rectangle, 
            draw=blue!80,
            rounded corners=1pt, 
            inner sep=12pt,
            inner ysep=4pt,
            draw, fill=black!0,
            text width=2cm,
            minimum height=.9cm]

            newcommandTS[2]%
             readlist*mark#2
             begintikzpicture
             node[rectangle,draw=blue!80,rounded corners=1pt,inner sep=60pt, inner ysep=16pt, text width=10cm,align=center] 
             
             beginenumerate
             itemsep.1em
             item
             foreach x in 1, ...,#1item 
             begintikzpicture
             node[NP, fill=black!05](abc)bfseries x;
             node[NP, right=of abc]mark[x];
             endtikzpicture
             %
             endenumerate
            ;
            endtikzpicture


            begindocument
            TS47,6,4,3 
            enddocument


            enter image description here







            share|improve this answer














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            • Thank you .....
              – user105476
              Dec 14 at 16:25










            • @user105476 You‘re welcome! If you need the marks to be in red and bold, feel free to say so. I‘ll edit it in.
              – Sito
              Dec 14 at 16:26

















            • Thank you .....
              – user105476
              Dec 14 at 16:25










            • @user105476 You‘re welcome! If you need the marks to be in red and bold, feel free to say so. I‘ll edit it in.
              – Sito
              Dec 14 at 16:26
















            Thank you .....
            – user105476
            Dec 14 at 16:25




            Thank you .....
            – user105476
            Dec 14 at 16:25












            @user105476 You‘re welcome! If you need the marks to be in red and bold, feel free to say so. I‘ll edit it in.
            – Sito
            Dec 14 at 16:26





            @user105476 You‘re welcome! If you need the marks to be in red and bold, feel free to say so. I‘ll edit it in.
            – Sito
            Dec 14 at 16:26


















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