Making a tikzpicture a figure sends it to next page
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I made a pie chart in my document. When it's not in a figure, everything is fine, the tikzpicture is between the two paragraphs I want. When I make it a figure, it goes to next page:
begin{figure}[!h]
begin{center}
begin{tikzpicture}[nodes = {font=sffamily}]
foreach percent/name in {
81.5/Données reprises,
18.5/Nouvelles données
} {
ifxpercentemptyelse % If percent is empty, do nothing
globaladvancecyclecount by 1 % Advance cyclecount
globaladvanceind by 1 % Advance list index
ifnum3<cyclecount % If cyclecount is larger than list
globalcyclecount=0 % reset cyclecount and
globalind=0 % reset list index
fi
pgfmathparse{cyclelist[theind]} % Get color from cycle list
edefcolor{pgfmathresult} % and store as color
% Draw angle and set labels
draw[fill={color!50},draw={color}] (0,0) -- (angle:radius)
arc (angle:angle+percent*3.6:radius) -- cycle;
node at (angle+0.5*percent*3.6:0.7*radius) {percent,%};
node[pin=angle+0.5*percent*3.6:name]
at (angle+0.5*percent*3.6:radius) {};
pgfmathparse{angle+percent*3.6} % Advance angle
xdefangle{pgfmathresult} % and store in angle
fi
};
end{tikzpicture}
end{center}
caption{Taux de propreté de la donnée}
label{Taux de propreté de la donnée}
end{figure}
Is there a way to solve this?
Before posting, I checked the other questions, the solution mentionning the "float" is not acceptable for me because I don't want the space between paragraphs to change along the document.
Thanks :)
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I made a pie chart in my document. When it's not in a figure, everything is fine, the tikzpicture is between the two paragraphs I want. When I make it a figure, it goes to next page:
begin{figure}[!h]
begin{center}
begin{tikzpicture}[nodes = {font=sffamily}]
foreach percent/name in {
81.5/Données reprises,
18.5/Nouvelles données
} {
ifxpercentemptyelse % If percent is empty, do nothing
globaladvancecyclecount by 1 % Advance cyclecount
globaladvanceind by 1 % Advance list index
ifnum3<cyclecount % If cyclecount is larger than list
globalcyclecount=0 % reset cyclecount and
globalind=0 % reset list index
fi
pgfmathparse{cyclelist[theind]} % Get color from cycle list
edefcolor{pgfmathresult} % and store as color
% Draw angle and set labels
draw[fill={color!50},draw={color}] (0,0) -- (angle:radius)
arc (angle:angle+percent*3.6:radius) -- cycle;
node at (angle+0.5*percent*3.6:0.7*radius) {percent,%};
node[pin=angle+0.5*percent*3.6:name]
at (angle+0.5*percent*3.6:radius) {};
pgfmathparse{angle+percent*3.6} % Advance angle
xdefangle{pgfmathresult} % and store in angle
fi
};
end{tikzpicture}
end{center}
caption{Taux de propreté de la donnée}
label{Taux de propreté de la donnée}
end{figure}
Is there a way to solve this?
Before posting, I checked the other questions, the solution mentionning the "float" is not acceptable for me because I don't want the space between paragraphs to change along the document.
Thanks :)
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I made a pie chart in my document. When it's not in a figure, everything is fine, the tikzpicture is between the two paragraphs I want. When I make it a figure, it goes to next page:
begin{figure}[!h]
begin{center}
begin{tikzpicture}[nodes = {font=sffamily}]
foreach percent/name in {
81.5/Données reprises,
18.5/Nouvelles données
} {
ifxpercentemptyelse % If percent is empty, do nothing
globaladvancecyclecount by 1 % Advance cyclecount
globaladvanceind by 1 % Advance list index
ifnum3<cyclecount % If cyclecount is larger than list
globalcyclecount=0 % reset cyclecount and
globalind=0 % reset list index
fi
pgfmathparse{cyclelist[theind]} % Get color from cycle list
edefcolor{pgfmathresult} % and store as color
% Draw angle and set labels
draw[fill={color!50},draw={color}] (0,0) -- (angle:radius)
arc (angle:angle+percent*3.6:radius) -- cycle;
node at (angle+0.5*percent*3.6:0.7*radius) {percent,%};
node[pin=angle+0.5*percent*3.6:name]
at (angle+0.5*percent*3.6:radius) {};
pgfmathparse{angle+percent*3.6} % Advance angle
xdefangle{pgfmathresult} % and store in angle
fi
};
end{tikzpicture}
end{center}
caption{Taux de propreté de la donnée}
label{Taux de propreté de la donnée}
end{figure}
Is there a way to solve this?
Before posting, I checked the other questions, the solution mentionning the "float" is not acceptable for me because I don't want the space between paragraphs to change along the document.
Thanks :)
tikz-pgf page-breaking
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I made a pie chart in my document. When it's not in a figure, everything is fine, the tikzpicture is between the two paragraphs I want. When I make it a figure, it goes to next page:
begin{figure}[!h]
begin{center}
begin{tikzpicture}[nodes = {font=sffamily}]
foreach percent/name in {
81.5/Données reprises,
18.5/Nouvelles données
} {
ifxpercentemptyelse % If percent is empty, do nothing
globaladvancecyclecount by 1 % Advance cyclecount
globaladvanceind by 1 % Advance list index
ifnum3<cyclecount % If cyclecount is larger than list
globalcyclecount=0 % reset cyclecount and
globalind=0 % reset list index
fi
pgfmathparse{cyclelist[theind]} % Get color from cycle list
edefcolor{pgfmathresult} % and store as color
% Draw angle and set labels
draw[fill={color!50},draw={color}] (0,0) -- (angle:radius)
arc (angle:angle+percent*3.6:radius) -- cycle;
node at (angle+0.5*percent*3.6:0.7*radius) {percent,%};
node[pin=angle+0.5*percent*3.6:name]
at (angle+0.5*percent*3.6:radius) {};
pgfmathparse{angle+percent*3.6} % Advance angle
xdefangle{pgfmathresult} % and store in angle
fi
};
end{tikzpicture}
end{center}
caption{Taux de propreté de la donnée}
label{Taux de propreté de la donnée}
end{figure}
Is there a way to solve this?
Before posting, I checked the other questions, the solution mentionning the "float" is not acceptable for me because I don't want the space between paragraphs to change along the document.
Thanks :)
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