I am using, and really liking markstat by German Rodriguez to write a short paper. One issue that emerged and that I haven't been able to solve nor found a description for on German's site is how to cross-reference to figures (or tables) throughout the document.
I want to produce a pdf so the first approach that I have tried is to use some latex syntax of the form:
Then I try to insert the label in the text calling
Unfortunately, latex does not seem to recognize the cross-reference and shows instead ?? where the label should be.
I looked in the markstat documentation and I could not find a way to label a graph using the usual markstat syntax to include graphs:
Am I missing something? Shouldn't the latex syntax work? Should I look into how Pandoc handles cross-references instead?
Thanks for your answers.
I want to produce a pdf so the first approach that I have tried is to use some latex syntax of the form:
Code:
\begin{figure} \centering \includegraphics[]{graph1} \caption{my caption} \label{my label} \end{figure}
Code:
\ref{my label}
I looked in the markstat documentation and I could not find a way to label a graph using the usual markstat syntax to include graphs:
Code:
![My caption](graph1)
Thanks for your answers.
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