Different spacing for float number in custom float lists in KOMA-Script

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I defined a custom float and I want to print its list at the beginning of my document.
However, the spacing before and after the float number (in the list) is different from the one for "regular" floats such as figure, and it is too small.
This is more evident when there are more than 10 chapters, because the float number overlaps with the caption.



Why is the spacing different, and how do I set it uniformly?



This is a small MWE:



enter image description here



documentclass[oneside]scrbook

DeclareNewTOC[%
type=myfloat,
float,
floatpos=tbph,
counterwithin=chapter,
name=Custom,
listname=List of Custom Floats
]listofmyfloats
setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

begindocument

clearpagelistoffigures
clearpagelistofmyfloats

chapterFirst Chapter

beginfigure
captionA figure
endfigure

beginmyfloat
captionA custom float
endmyfloat


chapterSecond Chapter
chapterThird Chapter
chapterFourth Chapter
chapterFifth Chapter
chapterSixth Chapter
chapterSeventh Chapter
chapterEight Chapter
chapterNinth Chapter


chapterTenth Chapter

beginfigure
captionAnother figure
endfigure

beginmyfloat
captionAnother custom float
endmyfloat

enddocument









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    I defined a custom float and I want to print its list at the beginning of my document.
    However, the spacing before and after the float number (in the list) is different from the one for "regular" floats such as figure, and it is too small.
    This is more evident when there are more than 10 chapters, because the float number overlaps with the caption.



    Why is the spacing different, and how do I set it uniformly?



    This is a small MWE:



    enter image description here



    documentclass[oneside]scrbook

    DeclareNewTOC[%
    type=myfloat,
    float,
    floatpos=tbph,
    counterwithin=chapter,
    name=Custom,
    listname=List of Custom Floats
    ]listofmyfloats
    setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

    begindocument

    clearpagelistoffigures
    clearpagelistofmyfloats

    chapterFirst Chapter

    beginfigure
    captionA figure
    endfigure

    beginmyfloat
    captionA custom float
    endmyfloat


    chapterSecond Chapter
    chapterThird Chapter
    chapterFourth Chapter
    chapterFifth Chapter
    chapterSixth Chapter
    chapterSeventh Chapter
    chapterEight Chapter
    chapterNinth Chapter


    chapterTenth Chapter

    beginfigure
    captionAnother figure
    endfigure

    beginmyfloat
    captionAnother custom float
    endmyfloat

    enddocument









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      I defined a custom float and I want to print its list at the beginning of my document.
      However, the spacing before and after the float number (in the list) is different from the one for "regular" floats such as figure, and it is too small.
      This is more evident when there are more than 10 chapters, because the float number overlaps with the caption.



      Why is the spacing different, and how do I set it uniformly?



      This is a small MWE:



      enter image description here



      documentclass[oneside]scrbook

      DeclareNewTOC[%
      type=myfloat,
      float,
      floatpos=tbph,
      counterwithin=chapter,
      name=Custom,
      listname=List of Custom Floats
      ]listofmyfloats
      setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

      begindocument

      clearpagelistoffigures
      clearpagelistofmyfloats

      chapterFirst Chapter

      beginfigure
      captionA figure
      endfigure

      beginmyfloat
      captionA custom float
      endmyfloat


      chapterSecond Chapter
      chapterThird Chapter
      chapterFourth Chapter
      chapterFifth Chapter
      chapterSixth Chapter
      chapterSeventh Chapter
      chapterEight Chapter
      chapterNinth Chapter


      chapterTenth Chapter

      beginfigure
      captionAnother figure
      endfigure

      beginmyfloat
      captionAnother custom float
      endmyfloat

      enddocument









      share|improve this question














      I defined a custom float and I want to print its list at the beginning of my document.
      However, the spacing before and after the float number (in the list) is different from the one for "regular" floats such as figure, and it is too small.
      This is more evident when there are more than 10 chapters, because the float number overlaps with the caption.



      Why is the spacing different, and how do I set it uniformly?



      This is a small MWE:



      enter image description here



      documentclass[oneside]scrbook

      DeclareNewTOC[%
      type=myfloat,
      float,
      floatpos=tbph,
      counterwithin=chapter,
      name=Custom,
      listname=List of Custom Floats
      ]listofmyfloats
      setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

      begindocument

      clearpagelistoffigures
      clearpagelistofmyfloats

      chapterFirst Chapter

      beginfigure
      captionA figure
      endfigure

      beginmyfloat
      captionA custom float
      endmyfloat


      chapterSecond Chapter
      chapterThird Chapter
      chapterFourth Chapter
      chapterFifth Chapter
      chapterSixth Chapter
      chapterSeventh Chapter
      chapterEight Chapter
      chapterNinth Chapter


      chapterTenth Chapter

      beginfigure
      captionAnother figure
      endfigure

      beginmyfloat
      captionAnother custom float
      endmyfloat

      enddocument






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          You could use



          makeatletter
          letl@myfloatl@figure
          makeatother


          or add



          tocentryindent=1.5em,% default is 1em, figure uses 1.5em
          tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% default is 1.5em, figure uses 2.3em


          to the options of DeclareNewTOC (see the documentation).



          Example:



          documentclass[oneside]scrbook

          DeclareNewTOC[%
          type=myfloat,
          float,
          floatpos=tbph,
          counterwithin=chapter,
          name=Custom,
          listname=List of Custom Floats,
          tocentryindent=1.5em,% <- added
          tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% <- added
          ]listofmyfloats
          setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

          begindocument
          listoffigures
          listofmyfloats
          chapterFirst Chapter
          beginfigure
          captionA figure
          endfigure

          beginmyfloat
          captionA custom float
          endmyfloat

          chapterSecond Chapter
          chapterThird Chapter
          chapterFourth Chapter
          chapterFifth Chapter
          chapterSixth Chapter
          chapterSeventh Chapter
          chapterEight Chapter
          chapterNinth Chapter

          chapterTenth Chapter
          beginfigure
          captionAnother figure
          endfigure
          beginmyfloat
          captionAnother custom float
          endmyfloat
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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            You could use



            makeatletter
            letl@myfloatl@figure
            makeatother


            or add



            tocentryindent=1.5em,% default is 1em, figure uses 1.5em
            tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% default is 1.5em, figure uses 2.3em


            to the options of DeclareNewTOC (see the documentation).



            Example:



            documentclass[oneside]scrbook

            DeclareNewTOC[%
            type=myfloat,
            float,
            floatpos=tbph,
            counterwithin=chapter,
            name=Custom,
            listname=List of Custom Floats,
            tocentryindent=1.5em,% <- added
            tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% <- added
            ]listofmyfloats
            setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

            begindocument
            listoffigures
            listofmyfloats
            chapterFirst Chapter
            beginfigure
            captionA figure
            endfigure

            beginmyfloat
            captionA custom float
            endmyfloat

            chapterSecond Chapter
            chapterThird Chapter
            chapterFourth Chapter
            chapterFifth Chapter
            chapterSixth Chapter
            chapterSeventh Chapter
            chapterEight Chapter
            chapterNinth Chapter

            chapterTenth Chapter
            beginfigure
            captionAnother figure
            endfigure
            beginmyfloat
            captionAnother custom float
            endmyfloat
            enddocument


            enter image description here






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              You could use



              makeatletter
              letl@myfloatl@figure
              makeatother


              or add



              tocentryindent=1.5em,% default is 1em, figure uses 1.5em
              tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% default is 1.5em, figure uses 2.3em


              to the options of DeclareNewTOC (see the documentation).



              Example:



              documentclass[oneside]scrbook

              DeclareNewTOC[%
              type=myfloat,
              float,
              floatpos=tbph,
              counterwithin=chapter,
              name=Custom,
              listname=List of Custom Floats,
              tocentryindent=1.5em,% <- added
              tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% <- added
              ]listofmyfloats
              setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

              begindocument
              listoffigures
              listofmyfloats
              chapterFirst Chapter
              beginfigure
              captionA figure
              endfigure

              beginmyfloat
              captionA custom float
              endmyfloat

              chapterSecond Chapter
              chapterThird Chapter
              chapterFourth Chapter
              chapterFifth Chapter
              chapterSixth Chapter
              chapterSeventh Chapter
              chapterEight Chapter
              chapterNinth Chapter

              chapterTenth Chapter
              beginfigure
              captionAnother figure
              endfigure
              beginmyfloat
              captionAnother custom float
              endmyfloat
              enddocument


              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer

























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                You could use



                makeatletter
                letl@myfloatl@figure
                makeatother


                or add



                tocentryindent=1.5em,% default is 1em, figure uses 1.5em
                tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% default is 1.5em, figure uses 2.3em


                to the options of DeclareNewTOC (see the documentation).



                Example:



                documentclass[oneside]scrbook

                DeclareNewTOC[%
                type=myfloat,
                float,
                floatpos=tbph,
                counterwithin=chapter,
                name=Custom,
                listname=List of Custom Floats,
                tocentryindent=1.5em,% <- added
                tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% <- added
                ]listofmyfloats
                setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

                begindocument
                listoffigures
                listofmyfloats
                chapterFirst Chapter
                beginfigure
                captionA figure
                endfigure

                beginmyfloat
                captionA custom float
                endmyfloat

                chapterSecond Chapter
                chapterThird Chapter
                chapterFourth Chapter
                chapterFifth Chapter
                chapterSixth Chapter
                chapterSeventh Chapter
                chapterEight Chapter
                chapterNinth Chapter

                chapterTenth Chapter
                beginfigure
                captionAnother figure
                endfigure
                beginmyfloat
                captionAnother custom float
                endmyfloat
                enddocument


                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer













                You could use



                makeatletter
                letl@myfloatl@figure
                makeatother


                or add



                tocentryindent=1.5em,% default is 1em, figure uses 1.5em
                tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% default is 1.5em, figure uses 2.3em


                to the options of DeclareNewTOC (see the documentation).



                Example:



                documentclass[oneside]scrbook

                DeclareNewTOC[%
                type=myfloat,
                float,
                floatpos=tbph,
                counterwithin=chapter,
                name=Custom,
                listname=List of Custom Floats,
                tocentryindent=1.5em,% <- added
                tocentrynumwidth=2.3em% <- added
                ]listofmyfloats
                setuptoclistofmyfloatschapteratlist

                begindocument
                listoffigures
                listofmyfloats
                chapterFirst Chapter
                beginfigure
                captionA figure
                endfigure

                beginmyfloat
                captionA custom float
                endmyfloat

                chapterSecond Chapter
                chapterThird Chapter
                chapterFourth Chapter
                chapterFifth Chapter
                chapterSixth Chapter
                chapterSeventh Chapter
                chapterEight Chapter
                chapterNinth Chapter

                chapterTenth Chapter
                beginfigure
                captionAnother figure
                endfigure
                beginmyfloat
                captionAnother custom float
                endmyfloat
                enddocument


                enter image description here







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