Macro returning a length depending on current chapter
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I am writing a document using scrbook and I have defined a custom chapter style where I draw a large chapter number using tikz:
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=textwidth,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
The chapter number is supposed to align to the right of the text area, but it doesn't because of the whitespace around the number that is part of the character:
The distance to the right border is different for each number. To achieve perfect alignment I would like to adjust the positioning of the chapter number on a per-chapter basis. My idea to achieve this was to define a command that returns a different length depending on the current value of thechapter, and then use this command to define the xshift of the chapter number:
newcommand*chapteroffset%
IfEndWiththechapter1textwidth+15mm%
IfEndWiththechapter2textwidth+5mm%
IfEndWiththechapter3textwidth+6mm%
textwidth+0mm%
%
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
I've tried multiple different ways to achieve this, but all of them until now have resulted in some kind of endless loop where my document doesn't finish building. I suspect the reason is that I am not using the right way to return a dimension from an if expression.
How can I return a dimension from a macro that changes with the current chapter? Mind that it also needs to work for non-integer numbers in the appendix. Alternatively, how can I achieve the look in the picture in some different way?
This is a current MWE of my status:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
% If I use this definition, the document will not finish building.
% newcommand*chapteroffset%
% IfEndWiththechapter1textwidth+15mm%
% IfEndWiththechapter2textwidth+5mm%
% IfEndWiththechapter3textwidth+6mm%
% textwidth+0mm%
% %
%
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
tikz-pgf spacing koma-script
asked Mar 6 at 10:21
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I am writing a document using scrbook and I have defined a custom chapter style where I draw a large chapter number using tikz:
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=textwidth,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
The chapter number is supposed to align to the right of the text area, but it doesn't because of the whitespace around the number that is part of the character:
The distance to the right border is different for each number. To achieve perfect alignment I would like to adjust the positioning of the chapter number on a per-chapter basis. My idea to achieve this was to define a command that returns a different length depending on the current value of thechapter, and then use this command to define the xshift of the chapter number:
newcommand*chapteroffset%
IfEndWiththechapter1textwidth+15mm%
IfEndWiththechapter2textwidth+5mm%
IfEndWiththechapter3textwidth+6mm%
textwidth+0mm%
%
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
I've tried multiple different ways to achieve this, but all of them until now have resulted in some kind of endless loop where my document doesn't finish building. I suspect the reason is that I am not using the right way to return a dimension from an if expression.
How can I return a dimension from a macro that changes with the current chapter? Mind that it also needs to work for non-integer numbers in the appendix. Alternatively, how can I achieve the look in the picture in some different way?
This is a current MWE of my status:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
% If I use this definition, the document will not finish building.
% newcommand*chapteroffset%
% IfEndWiththechapter1textwidth+15mm%
% IfEndWiththechapter2textwidth+5mm%
% IfEndWiththechapter3textwidth+6mm%
% textwidth+0mm%
% %
%
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
tikz-pgf spacing koma-script
asked Mar 6 at 10:21
tostertoster
454
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I'm short in time, so only a note: The commands ofxstringare not expandable. So you cannot use them in a context, where you need the expanded result of the test. So it maybe it would be better to define asetoffset-command that sets a lengthchapteroffsetand use that command before you need the value, e.g., before thetikzpicture. Also:thechapterdoes not need to result in a string only (but in your example it should).
– Schweinebacke
Mar 6 at 10:41
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I am writing a document using scrbook and I have defined a custom chapter style where I draw a large chapter number using tikz:
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=textwidth,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
The chapter number is supposed to align to the right of the text area, but it doesn't because of the whitespace around the number that is part of the character:
The distance to the right border is different for each number. To achieve perfect alignment I would like to adjust the positioning of the chapter number on a per-chapter basis. My idea to achieve this was to define a command that returns a different length depending on the current value of thechapter, and then use this command to define the xshift of the chapter number:
newcommand*chapteroffset%
IfEndWiththechapter1textwidth+15mm%
IfEndWiththechapter2textwidth+5mm%
IfEndWiththechapter3textwidth+6mm%
textwidth+0mm%
%
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
I've tried multiple different ways to achieve this, but all of them until now have resulted in some kind of endless loop where my document doesn't finish building. I suspect the reason is that I am not using the right way to return a dimension from an if expression.
How can I return a dimension from a macro that changes with the current chapter? Mind that it also needs to work for non-integer numbers in the appendix. Alternatively, how can I achieve the look in the picture in some different way?
This is a current MWE of my status:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
% If I use this definition, the document will not finish building.
% newcommand*chapteroffset%
% IfEndWiththechapter1textwidth+15mm%
% IfEndWiththechapter2textwidth+5mm%
% IfEndWiththechapter3textwidth+6mm%
% textwidth+0mm%
% %
%
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
tikz-pgf spacing koma-script
asked Mar 6 at 10:21
tostertoster
454
I am writing a document using scrbook and I have defined a custom chapter style where I draw a large chapter number using tikz:
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=textwidth,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
The chapter number is supposed to align to the right of the text area, but it doesn't because of the whitespace around the number that is part of the character:
The distance to the right border is different for each number. To achieve perfect alignment I would like to adjust the positioning of the chapter number on a per-chapter basis. My idea to achieve this was to define a command that returns a different length depending on the current value of thechapter, and then use this command to define the xshift of the chapter number:
newcommand*chapteroffset%
IfEndWiththechapter1textwidth+15mm%
IfEndWiththechapter2textwidth+5mm%
IfEndWiththechapter3textwidth+6mm%
textwidth+0mm%
%
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
I've tried multiple different ways to achieve this, but all of them until now have resulted in some kind of endless loop where my document doesn't finish building. I suspect the reason is that I am not using the right way to return a dimension from an if expression.
How can I return a dimension from a macro that changes with the current chapter? Mind that it also needs to work for non-integer numbers in the appendix. Alternatively, how can I achieve the look in the picture in some different way?
This is a current MWE of my status:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
% If I use this definition, the document will not finish building.
% newcommand*chapteroffset%
% IfEndWiththechapter1textwidth+15mm%
% IfEndWiththechapter2textwidth+5mm%
% IfEndWiththechapter3textwidth+6mm%
% textwidth+0mm%
% %
%
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
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tikz-pgf spacing koma-script
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I'm short in time, so only a note: The commands ofxstringare not expandable. So you cannot use them in a context, where you need the expanded result of the test. So it maybe it would be better to define asetoffset-command that sets a lengthchapteroffsetand use that command before you need the value, e.g., before thetikzpicture. Also:thechapterdoes not need to result in a string only (but in your example it should).
– Schweinebacke
Mar 6 at 10:41
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I'm short in time, so only a note: The commands ofxstringare not expandable. So you cannot use them in a context, where you need the expanded result of the test. So it maybe it would be better to define asetoffset-command that sets a lengthchapteroffsetand use that command before you need the value, e.g., before thetikzpicture. Also:thechapterdoes not need to result in a string only (but in your example it should).
– Schweinebacke
Mar 6 at 10:41
1
1
I'm short in time, so only a note: The commands of
xstring are not expandable. So you cannot use them in a context, where you need the expanded result of the test. So it maybe it would be better to define a setoffset-command that sets a length chapteroffset and use that command before you need the value, e.g., before the tikzpicture. Also: thechapter does not need to result in a string only (but in your example it should).– Schweinebacke
Mar 6 at 10:41
I'm short in time, so only a note: The commands of
xstring are not expandable. So you cannot use them in a context, where you need the expanded result of the test. So it maybe it would be better to define a setoffset-command that sets a length chapteroffset and use that command before you need the value, e.g., before the tikzpicture. Also: thechapter does not need to result in a string only (but in your example it should).– Schweinebacke
Mar 6 at 10:41
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You could just store the shifts in an array, which you could use. Since you are loading tikzpagenodes, I would also suggest making use of that package.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
defchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat current page text area.east)%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 15:31
marmotmarmot
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Thanks, that looks like a workable solution, although I would have to hard code which chapters belong to the appendix. I am not familiar with some of the syntax you used:coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);Does this just define a new name for the coordinate per chapter or does the dash imply subtraction?([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-| current page text area.east)What does the vertical bar|mean here? Is this some way of specifying x and y from different coordinates that I don't know yet?
– toster
Mar 6 at 16:00
@toster I am using the array syntax which is explained on p. 999 of the pgfmanual. That is, I store the lengths inchaplengthsby sayingdefchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm(note the double) and then access them withpgfmathsetmacromylengthchaplengths[arabicchapter-1](the-1is because the first element has array index0).
– marmot
Mar 6 at 16:05
Thanks, but that wasn't the syntax I was unclear on. Please read my comment again.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:43
@toster Sorry, I indeed didn't read carefully. Yes, this defines new coordinates. Strictly speaking this is not necessary but I find that cleaner. What may, however, be important, is to first set some anchor and then use an overlay picture. (I was actually a bit surprised that it worked so well in your code, but would definitely fix it.) And a very nice discussion on-|and|-can be found at tex.stackexchange.com/a/401429/121799. Sorry again!
– marmot
Mar 6 at 19:47
Thanks, I just found this syntax in the pgfmanual. It could have saved me a lot of typing in the past. I used to useletexpressions to do stuff like this.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:53
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You can use int_case:nnF from expl3:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm % shift for last digit 1
25mm % shift for last digit 2
36mm % shift for last digit 3
1mm % shift for all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
If you want to take care of the appendix add a “variable command”. Perhaps scrbook has a built-in conditional for testing whether it is in the appendix part. If so, it shouldn't be difficult to use it instead of the home-made ifappendix.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
ifappendixoffsetforchapterelseoffsetforappendixfi
newififappendix
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforchapter
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm
25mm
36mm
1mm % all other cases
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforappendix
int_case:nnF valuechapter
111mm % offset for A
25mm % offset for B
36mm % offset for C
1mm % all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
appendixappendixtrue
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 10:42
egregegreg
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Based on marmot and egreg's answers, this is what I ended up using:
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
Full MWE:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
% 1
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 2
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 3
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 4
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 5
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 6
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 7
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 8
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 9
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
appendixappendixtrue
% A
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% B
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% C
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 20:32
tostertoster
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You could just store the shifts in an array, which you could use. Since you are loading tikzpagenodes, I would also suggest making use of that package.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
defchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat current page text area.east)%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 15:31
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
Thanks, that looks like a workable solution, although I would have to hard code which chapters belong to the appendix. I am not familiar with some of the syntax you used:coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);Does this just define a new name for the coordinate per chapter or does the dash imply subtraction?([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-| current page text area.east)What does the vertical bar|mean here? Is this some way of specifying x and y from different coordinates that I don't know yet?
– toster
Mar 6 at 16:00
@toster I am using the array syntax which is explained on p. 999 of the pgfmanual. That is, I store the lengths inchaplengthsby sayingdefchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm(note the double) and then access them withpgfmathsetmacromylengthchaplengths[arabicchapter-1](the-1is because the first element has array index0).
– marmot
Mar 6 at 16:05
Thanks, but that wasn't the syntax I was unclear on. Please read my comment again.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:43
@toster Sorry, I indeed didn't read carefully. Yes, this defines new coordinates. Strictly speaking this is not necessary but I find that cleaner. What may, however, be important, is to first set some anchor and then use an overlay picture. (I was actually a bit surprised that it worked so well in your code, but would definitely fix it.) And a very nice discussion on-|and|-can be found at tex.stackexchange.com/a/401429/121799. Sorry again!
– marmot
Mar 6 at 19:47
Thanks, I just found this syntax in the pgfmanual. It could have saved me a lot of typing in the past. I used to useletexpressions to do stuff like this.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:53
|
show 1 more comment
1
You could just store the shifts in an array, which you could use. Since you are loading tikzpagenodes, I would also suggest making use of that package.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
defchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat current page text area.east)%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 15:31
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
Thanks, that looks like a workable solution, although I would have to hard code which chapters belong to the appendix. I am not familiar with some of the syntax you used:coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);Does this just define a new name for the coordinate per chapter or does the dash imply subtraction?([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-| current page text area.east)What does the vertical bar|mean here? Is this some way of specifying x and y from different coordinates that I don't know yet?
– toster
Mar 6 at 16:00
@toster I am using the array syntax which is explained on p. 999 of the pgfmanual. That is, I store the lengths inchaplengthsby sayingdefchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm(note the double) and then access them withpgfmathsetmacromylengthchaplengths[arabicchapter-1](the-1is because the first element has array index0).
– marmot
Mar 6 at 16:05
Thanks, but that wasn't the syntax I was unclear on. Please read my comment again.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:43
@toster Sorry, I indeed didn't read carefully. Yes, this defines new coordinates. Strictly speaking this is not necessary but I find that cleaner. What may, however, be important, is to first set some anchor and then use an overlay picture. (I was actually a bit surprised that it worked so well in your code, but would definitely fix it.) And a very nice discussion on-|and|-can be found at tex.stackexchange.com/a/401429/121799. Sorry again!
– marmot
Mar 6 at 19:47
Thanks, I just found this syntax in the pgfmanual. It could have saved me a lot of typing in the past. I used to useletexpressions to do stuff like this.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:53
|
show 1 more comment
1
1
1
You could just store the shifts in an array, which you could use. Since you are loading tikzpagenodes, I would also suggest making use of that package.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
defchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat current page text area.east)%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 15:31
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
You could just store the shifts in an array, which you could use. Since you are loading tikzpagenodes, I would also suggest making use of that package.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% returning a fixed length from the macro like this works
newcommand*chapteroffsettextwidth+5mm
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
defchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat current page text area.east)%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 15:31
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
answered Mar 6 at 15:31
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
answered Mar 6 at 15:31
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
answered Mar 6 at 15:31
marmotmarmot
114k5145276
114k5145276
Thanks, that looks like a workable solution, although I would have to hard code which chapters belong to the appendix. I am not familiar with some of the syntax you used:coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);Does this just define a new name for the coordinate per chapter or does the dash imply subtraction?([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-| current page text area.east)What does the vertical bar|mean here? Is this some way of specifying x and y from different coordinates that I don't know yet?
– toster
Mar 6 at 16:00
@toster I am using the array syntax which is explained on p. 999 of the pgfmanual. That is, I store the lengths inchaplengthsby sayingdefchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm(note the double) and then access them withpgfmathsetmacromylengthchaplengths[arabicchapter-1](the-1is because the first element has array index0).
– marmot
Mar 6 at 16:05
Thanks, but that wasn't the syntax I was unclear on. Please read my comment again.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:43
@toster Sorry, I indeed didn't read carefully. Yes, this defines new coordinates. Strictly speaking this is not necessary but I find that cleaner. What may, however, be important, is to first set some anchor and then use an overlay picture. (I was actually a bit surprised that it worked so well in your code, but would definitely fix it.) And a very nice discussion on-|and|-can be found at tex.stackexchange.com/a/401429/121799. Sorry again!
– marmot
Mar 6 at 19:47
Thanks, I just found this syntax in the pgfmanual. It could have saved me a lot of typing in the past. I used to useletexpressions to do stuff like this.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:53
|
show 1 more comment
Thanks, that looks like a workable solution, although I would have to hard code which chapters belong to the appendix. I am not familiar with some of the syntax you used:coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);Does this just define a new name for the coordinate per chapter or does the dash imply subtraction?([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-| current page text area.east)What does the vertical bar|mean here? Is this some way of specifying x and y from different coordinates that I don't know yet?
– toster
Mar 6 at 16:00
@toster I am using the array syntax which is explained on p. 999 of the pgfmanual. That is, I store the lengths inchaplengthsby sayingdefchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm(note the double) and then access them withpgfmathsetmacromylengthchaplengths[arabicchapter-1](the-1is because the first element has array index0).
– marmot
Mar 6 at 16:05
Thanks, but that wasn't the syntax I was unclear on. Please read my comment again.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:43
@toster Sorry, I indeed didn't read carefully. Yes, this defines new coordinates. Strictly speaking this is not necessary but I find that cleaner. What may, however, be important, is to first set some anchor and then use an overlay picture. (I was actually a bit surprised that it worked so well in your code, but would definitely fix it.) And a very nice discussion on-|and|-can be found at tex.stackexchange.com/a/401429/121799. Sorry again!
– marmot
Mar 6 at 19:47
Thanks, I just found this syntax in the pgfmanual. It could have saved me a lot of typing in the past. I used to useletexpressions to do stuff like this.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:53
Thanks, that looks like a workable solution, although I would have to hard code which chapters belong to the appendix. I am not familiar with some of the syntax you used:
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter); Does this just define a new name for the coordinate per chapter or does the dash imply subtraction? ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-| current page text area.east) What does the vertical bar | mean here? Is this some way of specifying x and y from different coordinates that I don't know yet?– toster
Mar 6 at 16:00
Thanks, that looks like a workable solution, although I would have to hard code which chapters belong to the appendix. I am not familiar with some of the syntax you used:
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter); Does this just define a new name for the coordinate per chapter or does the dash imply subtraction? ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-| current page text area.east) What does the vertical bar | mean here? Is this some way of specifying x and y from different coordinates that I don't know yet?– toster
Mar 6 at 16:00
@toster I am using the array syntax which is explained on p. 999 of the pgfmanual. That is, I store the lengths in
chaplengths by saying defchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm (note the double pgfmathsetmacromylengthchaplengths[arabicchapter-1] (the -1 is because the first element has array index 0).– marmot
Mar 6 at 16:05
@toster I am using the array syntax which is explained on p. 999 of the pgfmanual. That is, I store the lengths in
chaplengths by saying defchaplengths11mm,5mm,6mm (note the double pgfmathsetmacromylengthchaplengths[arabicchapter-1] (the -1 is because the first element has array index 0).– marmot
Mar 6 at 16:05
Thanks, but that wasn't the syntax I was unclear on. Please read my comment again.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:43
Thanks, but that wasn't the syntax I was unclear on. Please read my comment again.
– toster
Mar 6 at 19:43
@toster Sorry, I indeed didn't read carefully. Yes, this defines new coordinates. Strictly speaking this is not necessary but I find that cleaner. What may, however, be important, is to first set some anchor and then use an overlay picture. (I was actually a bit surprised that it worked so well in your code, but would definitely fix it.) And a very nice discussion on
-| and |- can be found at tex.stackexchange.com/a/401429/121799. Sorry again!– marmot
Mar 6 at 19:47
@toster Sorry, I indeed didn't read carefully. Yes, this defines new coordinates. Strictly speaking this is not necessary but I find that cleaner. What may, however, be important, is to first set some anchor and then use an overlay picture. (I was actually a bit surprised that it worked so well in your code, but would definitely fix it.) And a very nice discussion on
-| and |- can be found at tex.stackexchange.com/a/401429/121799. Sorry again!– marmot
Mar 6 at 19:47
Thanks, I just found this syntax in the pgfmanual. It could have saved me a lot of typing in the past. I used to use
let expressions to do stuff like this.– toster
Mar 6 at 19:53
Thanks, I just found this syntax in the pgfmanual. It could have saved me a lot of typing in the past. I used to use
let expressions to do stuff like this.– toster
Mar 6 at 19:53
|
show 1 more comment
4
You can use int_case:nnF from expl3:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm % shift for last digit 1
25mm % shift for last digit 2
36mm % shift for last digit 3
1mm % shift for all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
If you want to take care of the appendix add a “variable command”. Perhaps scrbook has a built-in conditional for testing whether it is in the appendix part. If so, it shouldn't be difficult to use it instead of the home-made ifappendix.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
ifappendixoffsetforchapterelseoffsetforappendixfi
newififappendix
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforchapter
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm
25mm
36mm
1mm % all other cases
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforappendix
int_case:nnF valuechapter
111mm % offset for A
25mm % offset for B
36mm % offset for C
1mm % all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
appendixappendixtrue
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 10:42
egregegreg
731k8919303250
add a comment |
4
You can use int_case:nnF from expl3:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm % shift for last digit 1
25mm % shift for last digit 2
36mm % shift for last digit 3
1mm % shift for all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
If you want to take care of the appendix add a “variable command”. Perhaps scrbook has a built-in conditional for testing whether it is in the appendix part. If so, it shouldn't be difficult to use it instead of the home-made ifappendix.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
ifappendixoffsetforchapterelseoffsetforappendixfi
newififappendix
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforchapter
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm
25mm
36mm
1mm % all other cases
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforappendix
int_case:nnF valuechapter
111mm % offset for A
25mm % offset for B
36mm % offset for C
1mm % all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
appendixappendixtrue
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 10:42
egregegreg
731k8919303250
add a comment |
4
4
4
You can use int_case:nnF from expl3:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm % shift for last digit 1
25mm % shift for last digit 2
36mm % shift for last digit 3
1mm % shift for all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
If you want to take care of the appendix add a “variable command”. Perhaps scrbook has a built-in conditional for testing whether it is in the appendix part. If so, it shouldn't be difficult to use it instead of the home-made ifappendix.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
ifappendixoffsetforchapterelseoffsetforappendixfi
newififappendix
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforchapter
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm
25mm
36mm
1mm % all other cases
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforappendix
int_case:nnF valuechapter
111mm % offset for A
25mm % offset for B
36mm % offset for C
1mm % all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
appendixappendixtrue
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 10:42
egregegreg
731k8919303250
You can use int_case:nnF from expl3:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm % shift for last digit 1
25mm % shift for last digit 2
36mm % shift for last digit 3
1mm % shift for all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
If you want to take care of the appendix add a “variable command”. Perhaps scrbook has a built-in conditional for testing whether it is in the appendix part. If so, it shouldn't be difficult to use it instead of the home-made ifappendix.
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum,showframe
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackagexparse
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
% Macro that determines the per-chapter offsets.
NewExpandableDocumentCommandchapteroffset
textwidth+
ifappendixoffsetforchapterelseoffsetforappendixfi
newififappendix
ExplSyntaxOn
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforchapter
int_case:nnF int_mod:nn valuechapter 10
111mm
25mm
36mm
1mm % all other cases
NewExpandableDocumentCommandoffsetforappendix
int_case:nnF valuechapter
111mm % offset for A
25mm % offset for B
36mm % offset for C
1mm % all other cases
ExplSyntaxOff
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
node[anchor=south east, yshift=1.2cm, xshift=chapteroffset,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]%
fontsize10cm10cmselectfont%
textcolorlaccentcolorthechapter%
;
% alignment line
draw[thin] (current page text area.north east)
-- (current page text area.south east);
endtikzpicture%
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
appendixappendixtrue
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1-2]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 10:42
egregegreg
731k8919303250
edited Mar 6 at 11:58
answered Mar 6 at 10:42
egregegreg
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answered Mar 6 at 10:42
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answered Mar 6 at 10:42
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Based on marmot and egreg's answers, this is what I ended up using:
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
Full MWE:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
% 1
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 2
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 3
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 4
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 5
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 6
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 7
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 8
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 9
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
appendixappendixtrue
% A
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% B
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% C
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 20:32
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Based on marmot and egreg's answers, this is what I ended up using:
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
Full MWE:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
% 1
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 2
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 3
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 4
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 5
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 6
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 7
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 8
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 9
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
appendixappendixtrue
% A
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% B
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% C
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 20:32
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Based on marmot and egreg's answers, this is what I ended up using:
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
Full MWE:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
% 1
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 2
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 3
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 4
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 5
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 6
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 7
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 8
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 9
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
appendixappendixtrue
% A
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% B
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% C
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
answered Mar 6 at 20:32
tostertoster
454
Based on marmot and egreg's answers, this is what I ended up using:
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
Full MWE:
documentclass[BCOR=15mm, DIV=8]scrbook
KOMAoptions
headings=twolinechapter,
chapterprefix=false,
numbers=noenddot
usepackagetypearea
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagekpfonts
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
usepackagetikz
usetikzlibrary
calc,
positioning
tikzset>=latex
usepackagetikzpagenodes
usepackageetoolbox
usepackagexstring
usepackagecalc
definecolorlaccentcolorHTMLd3d3d3
addtokomafontdispositionrmfamily
addtokomafontchapterscshapeLARGE
newififappendix
defchaplengths11mm,6mm,7mm,2.5mm,7mm,5mm,6mm,7mm,6.5mm
defapplengths4mm,8.5mm,6mm
renewcommand*chapterformat%
begintikzpicture[remember picture]
coordinate (mychapanchor-arabicchapter);
endtikzpicture
begintikzpicture[remember picture, overlay]
pgfmathsetmacromylengthifappendixapplengths[arabicchapter-1]elsechaplengths[arabicchapter-1]fi
node[anchor=south east,xshift=mylength,
inner sep=0, outer sep=0]
at ([yshift=1.2cm]mychapanchor-arabicchapter-
renewcommand*chapterheadstartvskipvspace*10cm
begindocument
% 1
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 2
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 3
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 4
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 5
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 6
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 7
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 8
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% 9
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
appendixappendixtrue
% A
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% B
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
% C
chapterA Fancy Chapter Name to Test the Formatting
lipsum[1]
enddocument
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I'm short in time, so only a note: The commands of
xstringare not expandable. So you cannot use them in a context, where you need the expanded result of the test. So it maybe it would be better to define asetoffset-command that sets a lengthchapteroffsetand use that command before you need the value, e.g., before thetikzpicture. Also:thechapterdoes not need to result in a string only (but in your example it should).– Schweinebacke
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