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I'm attempting to set a label in a macro(?) I created with a new command. I'm passing several values to the command in the first argument via pgfkeys, but the label macro is just using the literal string I've put in to expand the pgfkey instead of the actual expanded value.

I've tried both of the solutions presented in these answers, together and separately, but not luck.

https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/308164

https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/125099

I've an inkling that what's happening is related to the timing of the expansion for the pgfkey value, but I'll be honest I don't have a firm understanding of how the underlying tex engine does it's magic. I'm also just learning pgfkeys so my understanding of what's happening there is still at a beginner level.

Here's my mwe of what I'm trying to do:

documentclass[twocolumn]{book}



usepackage[framemethod=TikZ]{mdframed}%boxes

usepackage{pgfkeys}



newcounter{myCounter}



newmdenv[%

frametitlebackgroundcolor=blue,

frametitlefontcolor=white,

backgroundcolor=blue!25,

linecolor=blue,

outerlinewidth=1pt,

roundcorner=1mm,

skipabove=baselineskip,

skipbelow=baselineskip,

font=small,

nobreak=true,

settings={globalrefstepcounter{myCounter}},

]{myTextBox}





%Define Macros

makeatletter



pgfkeys{/mykeys/textbox/.cd,

    title/.initial=,

    body/.initial=,

    label/.initial=,

}



defmykeys@set@textbox@keys#1{%%

    pgfkeys{/mykeys/textbox/.cd,#1}}

defmykeys@get@textbox#1{%%

    pgfkeysvalueof{/mykeys/textbox/#1}}



newcommandmyBox[1]{%%

    bgroup

    mykeys@set@textbox@keys{#1}%%

    begin{myTextBox}[frametitle=textbf{mykeys@get@textbox{title}hfill NOTE}]

        mykeys@get@textbox{body}

        label{box:mykeys@get@textbox{label}}

    end{myTextBox}

    egroup

}



makeatother



begin{document}

section{A Section}

myBox{

    title=Box Title,

    body=A not so long string of text to go in the box,

    label=firstbox

}

ref{firstbox}



end{document}

Here's my current result:

I'm not tied to a particular solution (I would prefer a solution that works with pgfkeys) as long as I can get labels and references working properly.

tikz-pgf cross-referencing

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I'm attempting to set a label in a macro(?) I created with a new command. I'm passing several values to the command in the first argument via pgfkeys, but the label macro is just using the literal string I've put in to expand the pgfkey instead of the actual expanded value.

I've tried both of the solutions presented in these answers, together and separately, but not luck.

https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/308164

https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/125099

I've an inkling that what's happening is related to the timing of the expansion for the pgfkey value, but I'll be honest I don't have a firm understanding of how the underlying tex engine does it's magic. I'm also just learning pgfkeys so my understanding of what's happening there is still at a beginner level.

Here's my mwe of what I'm trying to do:

documentclass[twocolumn]{book}



usepackage[framemethod=TikZ]{mdframed}%boxes

usepackage{pgfkeys}



newcounter{myCounter}



newmdenv[%

frametitlebackgroundcolor=blue,

frametitlefontcolor=white,

backgroundcolor=blue!25,

linecolor=blue,

outerlinewidth=1pt,

roundcorner=1mm,

skipabove=baselineskip,

skipbelow=baselineskip,

font=small,

nobreak=true,

settings={globalrefstepcounter{myCounter}},

]{myTextBox}





%Define Macros

makeatletter



pgfkeys{/mykeys/textbox/.cd,

    title/.initial=,

    body/.initial=,

    label/.initial=,

}



defmykeys@set@textbox@keys#1{%%

    pgfkeys{/mykeys/textbox/.cd,#1}}

defmykeys@get@textbox#1{%%

    pgfkeysvalueof{/mykeys/textbox/#1}}



newcommandmyBox[1]{%%

    bgroup

    mykeys@set@textbox@keys{#1}%%

    begin{myTextBox}[frametitle=textbf{mykeys@get@textbox{title}hfill NOTE}]

        mykeys@get@textbox{body}

        label{box:mykeys@get@textbox{label}}

    end{myTextBox}

    egroup

}



makeatother



begin{document}

section{A Section}

myBox{

    title=Box Title,

    body=A not so long string of text to go in the box,

    label=firstbox

}

ref{firstbox}



end{document}

Here's my current result:

I'm not tied to a particular solution (I would prefer a solution that works with pgfkeys) as long as I can get labels and references working properly.

tikz-pgf cross-referencing

share|improve this question

asked 13 mins ago

TuffwerTuffwer

1507

add a comment | 

I'm attempting to set a label in a macro(?) I created with a new command. I'm passing several values to the command in the first argument via pgfkeys, but the label macro is just using the literal string I've put in to expand the pgfkey instead of the actual expanded value.

I've tried both of the solutions presented in these answers, together and separately, but not luck.

https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/308164

https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/125099

I've an inkling that what's happening is related to the timing of the expansion for the pgfkey value, but I'll be honest I don't have a firm understanding of how the underlying tex engine does it's magic. I'm also just learning pgfkeys so my understanding of what's happening there is still at a beginner level.

Here's my mwe of what I'm trying to do:

documentclass[twocolumn]{book}



usepackage[framemethod=TikZ]{mdframed}%boxes

usepackage{pgfkeys}



newcounter{myCounter}



newmdenv[%

frametitlebackgroundcolor=blue,

frametitlefontcolor=white,

backgroundcolor=blue!25,

linecolor=blue,

outerlinewidth=1pt,

roundcorner=1mm,

skipabove=baselineskip,

skipbelow=baselineskip,

font=small,

nobreak=true,

settings={globalrefstepcounter{myCounter}},

]{myTextBox}





%Define Macros

makeatletter



pgfkeys{/mykeys/textbox/.cd,

    title/.initial=,

    body/.initial=,

    label/.initial=,

}



defmykeys@set@textbox@keys#1{%%

    pgfkeys{/mykeys/textbox/.cd,#1}}

defmykeys@get@textbox#1{%%

    pgfkeysvalueof{/mykeys/textbox/#1}}



newcommandmyBox[1]{%%

    bgroup

    mykeys@set@textbox@keys{#1}%%

    begin{myTextBox}[frametitle=textbf{mykeys@get@textbox{title}hfill NOTE}]

        mykeys@get@textbox{body}

        label{box:mykeys@get@textbox{label}}

    end{myTextBox}

    egroup

}



makeatother



begin{document}

section{A Section}

myBox{

    title=Box Title,

    body=A not so long string of text to go in the box,

    label=firstbox

}

ref{firstbox}



end{document}

Here's my current result:

I'm not tied to a particular solution (I would prefer a solution that works with pgfkeys) as long as I can get labels and references working properly.

tikz-pgf cross-referencing

share|improve this question

asked 13 mins ago

TuffwerTuffwer

1507

documentclass[twocolumn]{book}



usepackage[framemethod=TikZ]{mdframed}%boxes

usepackage{pgfkeys}



newcounter{myCounter}



newmdenv[%

frametitlebackgroundcolor=blue,

frametitlefontcolor=white,

backgroundcolor=blue!25,

linecolor=blue,

outerlinewidth=1pt,

roundcorner=1mm,

skipabove=baselineskip,

skipbelow=baselineskip,

font=small,

nobreak=true,

settings={globalrefstepcounter{myCounter}},

]{myTextBox}





%Define Macros

makeatletter



pgfkeys{/mykeys/textbox/.cd,

    title/.initial=,

    body/.initial=,

    label/.initial=,

}



defmykeys@set@textbox@keys#1{%%

    pgfkeys{/mykeys/textbox/.cd,#1}}

defmykeys@get@textbox#1{%%

    pgfkeysvalueof{/mykeys/textbox/#1}}



newcommandmyBox[1]{%%

    bgroup

    mykeys@set@textbox@keys{#1}%%

    begin{myTextBox}[frametitle=textbf{mykeys@get@textbox{title}hfill NOTE}]

        mykeys@get@textbox{body}

        label{box:mykeys@get@textbox{label}}

    end{myTextBox}

    egroup

}



makeatother



begin{document}

section{A Section}

myBox{

    title=Box Title,

    body=A not so long string of text to go in the box,

    label=firstbox

}

ref{firstbox}



end{document}

share|improve this question

asked 13 mins ago

TuffwerTuffwer

1507

share|improve this question

asked 13 mins ago

TuffwerTuffwer

1507

asked 13 mins ago

TuffwerTuffwer

1507

asked 13 mins ago

TuffwerTuffwer

1507