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| Name | Type | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| refid | IDREF | Required |
The following parameter entities contain ref: inline, xref
This does the same as the LaTeX command \ref. The referenced object, that is determined by refid, thus must be a figure/table, section etc., simply something that can bear a number. The contents of <ref> is the textual label that is put immediatly before it, e.g.
<ref refid="MainTable">table</ref>
This yields something like “table~2.1” for LaTeX, or for HTML “table 2.1” which is completely displayed as the link, and not only the “2.1”.
<ref>s to equations put automatically parentheses around the number.
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