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Vertical Lines in Algorithms not appearing

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I am using documentclass[5p]{elsarticle} and packages usepackage{algorithmic}
usepackage[ruled, vlined, longend, linesnumbered]{algorithm2e}

There is no error but did not get the vertical lines in loops and if conditions. Following is sample:

documentclass[5p]{elsarticle}



usepackage{algorithmic}

usepackage[ruled, vlined, longend, linesnumbered]{algorithm2e}





begin{document}



section{Intro}

Text here

begin{algorithm} 

caption{title of algo} 

label{alg:algo1}

  begin{quote} 

  {bf Input:} Input 1, Input 3

  {bf Output:} Output here  

  begin{algorithmic} `[`1`]`

  STATE Initialize variable 

    FORALL{1st for loop }

      FORALL{2st for loop } 

        FORALL{3rd for loop} 

          IF {1st IF condition}

              STATE statements

          ELSIF{elseif condition}

            STATE statements

          ENDIF       

          STATE statements

          IF {if condition}

              STATE statement

          ENDIF

        ENDFOR 

      ENDFOR

    ENDFOR

  STATE Update the list  

  end{algorithmic}   

 end{quote}    

end{algorithm} 



end{document}

Thanks in advance for the help!

The output file is as shown below:

pdftex algorithm2e algorithmic

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I am using documentclass[5p]{elsarticle} and packages usepackage{algorithmic}
usepackage[ruled, vlined, longend, linesnumbered]{algorithm2e}

There is no error but did not get the vertical lines in loops and if conditions. Following is sample:

documentclass[5p]{elsarticle}



usepackage{algorithmic}

usepackage[ruled, vlined, longend, linesnumbered]{algorithm2e}





begin{document}



section{Intro}

Text here

begin{algorithm} 

caption{title of algo} 

label{alg:algo1}

  begin{quote} 

  {bf Input:} Input 1, Input 3

  {bf Output:} Output here  

  begin{algorithmic} `[`1`]`

  STATE Initialize variable 

    FORALL{1st for loop }

      FORALL{2st for loop } 

        FORALL{3rd for loop} 

          IF {1st IF condition}

              STATE statements

          ELSIF{elseif condition}

            STATE statements

          ENDIF       

          STATE statements

          IF {if condition}

              STATE statement

          ENDIF

        ENDFOR 

      ENDFOR

    ENDFOR

  STATE Update the list  

  end{algorithmic}   

 end{quote}    

end{algorithm} 



end{document}

Thanks in advance for the help!

The output file is as shown below:

pdftex algorithm2e algorithmic

share|improve this question

edited Feb 15 at 15:04

Kurt

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asked Feb 15 at 13:55

FaaizFaaiz

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I am using documentclass[5p]{elsarticle} and packages usepackage{algorithmic}
usepackage[ruled, vlined, longend, linesnumbered]{algorithm2e}

There is no error but did not get the vertical lines in loops and if conditions. Following is sample:

documentclass[5p]{elsarticle}



usepackage{algorithmic}

usepackage[ruled, vlined, longend, linesnumbered]{algorithm2e}





begin{document}



section{Intro}

Text here

begin{algorithm} 

caption{title of algo} 

label{alg:algo1}

  begin{quote} 

  {bf Input:} Input 1, Input 3

  {bf Output:} Output here  

  begin{algorithmic} `[`1`]`

  STATE Initialize variable 

    FORALL{1st for loop }

      FORALL{2st for loop } 

        FORALL{3rd for loop} 

          IF {1st IF condition}

              STATE statements

          ELSIF{elseif condition}

            STATE statements

          ENDIF       

          STATE statements

          IF {if condition}

              STATE statement

          ENDIF

        ENDFOR 

      ENDFOR

    ENDFOR

  STATE Update the list  

  end{algorithmic}   

 end{quote}    

end{algorithm} 



end{document}

Thanks in advance for the help!

The output file is as shown below:

pdftex algorithm2e algorithmic

share|improve this question

edited Feb 15 at 15:04

Kurt

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asked Feb 15 at 13:55

FaaizFaaiz

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documentclass[5p]{elsarticle}



usepackage{algorithmic}

usepackage[ruled, vlined, longend, linesnumbered]{algorithm2e}





begin{document}



section{Intro}

Text here

begin{algorithm} 

caption{title of algo} 

label{alg:algo1}

  begin{quote} 

  {bf Input:} Input 1, Input 3

  {bf Output:} Output here  

  begin{algorithmic} `[`1`]`

  STATE Initialize variable 

    FORALL{1st for loop }

      FORALL{2st for loop } 

        FORALL{3rd for loop} 

          IF {1st IF condition}

              STATE statements

          ELSIF{elseif condition}

            STATE statements

          ENDIF       

          STATE statements

          IF {if condition}

              STATE statement

          ENDIF

        ENDFOR 

      ENDFOR

    ENDFOR

  STATE Update the list  

  end{algorithmic}   

 end{quote}    

end{algorithm} 



end{document}

share|improve this question

edited Feb 15 at 15:04

Kurt

39.4k850164

asked Feb 15 at 13:55

FaaizFaaiz

63

share|improve this question

edited Feb 15 at 15:04

Kurt

39.4k850164

asked Feb 15 at 13:55

FaaizFaaiz

63

edited Feb 15 at 15:04

Kurt

39.4k850164

edited Feb 15 at 15:04

Kurt

39.4k850164

asked Feb 15 at 13:55

FaaizFaaiz

63

asked Feb 15 at 13:55

FaaizFaaiz

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The vertical lines between the start and end of blocks is a feature of the algorithm2e package. You've used the algorithmic environment and syntax from the algorithmic package, so you cannot expect the lines to appear as the algorithmic does not have such a feature.

I don't think you should be loading both packages - both define the the algorithm environment and I can find no evidence to indicate that the two are compatible (with regards to how you have tried to mix them).

Seen as you want the vertical lines, my advice would be to remove usepackage{algorithmic} and re-write your algorithm using the algorithm2e package.

A good comparison on the different packages for writing algorithms can be found on the Wikibooks: LaTeX/Algorithms.

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The vertical lines between the start and end of blocks is a feature of the algorithm2e package. You've used the algorithmic environment and syntax from the algorithmic package, so you cannot expect the lines to appear as the algorithmic does not have such a feature.

I don't think you should be loading both packages - both define the the algorithm environment and I can find no evidence to indicate that the two are compatible (with regards to how you have tried to mix them).

Seen as you want the vertical lines, my advice would be to remove usepackage{algorithmic} and re-write your algorithm using the algorithm2e package.

A good comparison on the different packages for writing algorithms can be found on the Wikibooks: LaTeX/Algorithms.

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answered Feb 15 at 19:00

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The vertical lines between the start and end of blocks is a feature of the algorithm2e package. You've used the algorithmic environment and syntax from the algorithmic package, so you cannot expect the lines to appear as the algorithmic does not have such a feature.

I don't think you should be loading both packages - both define the the algorithm environment and I can find no evidence to indicate that the two are compatible (with regards to how you have tried to mix them).

Seen as you want the vertical lines, my advice would be to remove usepackage{algorithmic} and re-write your algorithm using the algorithm2e package.

A good comparison on the different packages for writing algorithms can be found on the Wikibooks: LaTeX/Algorithms.

share|improve this answer

answered Feb 15 at 19:00

Pippip19Pippip19

1,6438

add a comment | 

The vertical lines between the start and end of blocks is a feature of the algorithm2e package. You've used the algorithmic environment and syntax from the algorithmic package, so you cannot expect the lines to appear as the algorithmic does not have such a feature.

I don't think you should be loading both packages - both define the the algorithm environment and I can find no evidence to indicate that the two are compatible (with regards to how you have tried to mix them).

Seen as you want the vertical lines, my advice would be to remove usepackage{algorithmic} and re-write your algorithm using the algorithm2e package.

A good comparison on the different packages for writing algorithms can be found on the Wikibooks: LaTeX/Algorithms.

share|improve this answer

answered Feb 15 at 19:00

Pippip19Pippip19

1,6438

share|improve this answer

answered Feb 15 at 19:00

Pippip19Pippip19

1,6438

answered Feb 15 at 19:00

Pippip19Pippip19

1,6438

answered Feb 15 at 19:00

Pippip19Pippip19

1,6438