Getting copy number

Added by shreikant kv about 11 years ago

When I say \onecopy{100}{test material} I get 100 copies of "test material". I would like to use
the counter which runs from 1 to 100 inside "test material". May I know the name of this counter?


Replies (6)

RE: Getting copy number - Added by Alexis Bienvenüe about 11 years ago

This is the "student number": \AMCid@etud.

RE: Getting copy number - Added by David Dixon over 10 years ago

How can use \AMCid@etud? If I try to print it, I just get "undefined control sequence".

RE: Getting copy number - Added by shreikant kv over 10 years ago

\makeatletter
\newcommand{\serialnum}{\AMCid@etud}
\makeatother

%Usage:

Your serial number is \serialnum

RE: Getting copy number - Added by S. McKay over 10 years ago

I'm sorry for being particularly obtuse. However, I'm having difficulty using your suggestion. I modified a sample file (attached) the way I thought it needed to go, but I get errors. I get "Missing number, treated as zero", 10 times (10 exams are specified). Any help to tell me what I am doing wrong?

I need this number in 3 digit large format, because of a requirement of the testing center.

Thanks,
S.M.

test.tex - Sample file that tries to use copy number (1.6 kB)

RE: Getting copy number - Added by Alexis Bienvenüe over 10 years ago

Try with

\makeatletter
\newcommand{\serialnum}{\the\AMCid@etud}
\makeatother

(insert \the before \AMCid@etud). \AMCid@etud is a counter.

RE: Getting copy number - Added by S. McKay over 10 years ago

Thanks!
That works. Thanks for helping me out.

S.M.

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