I want to add a right aligned comment in LaTeX after \For command, but it adds an undesired blank line. Please help me.
CODE:
\For(\tcp*[r]{Incremental calculation of edges}){$i \gets 1$ \textbf{\upshape{to}} $n$}{
\If {$i=1$}
{
$currentCenter \gets MEAN(x_{R'[2]},\ldots,x_{R'[k_{min}+1]})$\;
$currentSSE \gets SSE(x_{R'[2]},\ldots,x_{R'[k_{min}+1]})$\;
}}
SNAPSHOT:
Use \tcp*[f] rather than \tcp*[r]. According to the algorithm2e documentation (section 10.3 comments, p 31):
\tcp*[r]right justified side comment, ends the line (default)
\tcp*[f]right justified comment, without end line; useful with "if-then-else" macros for example
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{algorithm2e}% http://ctan.org/pkg/algorithm2e
\newcommand{\variable}{\textup}
\newcommand{\func}{\textsf}
\begin{document}
\begin{algorithm}
\For(\tcp*[r]{Incremental calculation of edges}){$i \gets 1$ \textbf{\upshape{to}} $n$}{
\If {$i=1$}
{
$currentCenter \gets MEAN(x_{R'[2]},\ldots,x_{R'[k_{min}+1]})$\;
$currentSSE \gets SSE(x_{R'[2]},\ldots,x_{R'[k_{min}+1]})$\;
}}
\For(\tcp*[f]{Incremental calculation of edges}){$i \gets 1$ \textbf{\upshape{to}} $n$}{
\If {$i=1$}
{
$\variable{currentCenter} \gets \func{MEAN}(x_{R'[2]},\ldots,x_{R'[k_{\min}+1]})$\;
$\variable{currentSSE} \gets \func{SSE}(x_{R'[2]},\ldots,x_{R'[k_{\min}+1]})$\;
}}
\end{algorithm}
\end{document}
I've added some other formatting as well, since it seems needed.
listings, which can auto-format the output. However, I do it that way when working with pseudo-code, and the use of macros for formatting is to promote consistency.
[f] option doesn't exist for \tcp (not right justified)? There is unfortunately no way to apply your solution for \tcp instead of \tcp*
\tcp*[h]. See section 10.3 Comments in the algorithm2e documentation.
* in \tcp* since I thought it was the "right justified" version of \tcp. So the logic is that \tcp* can take options (with default [r]), and \tcp cannot.
\documentclassand ending with\end{document}there is not enough context in your question to give a definitive answer. please also identify what version ofalgorithm2eis being used -- a recent instance of a very similar situation required code changes because an older version of the package was being used (the current version is 5.0 2013/01/06); it was possible to determine the needed changes from the package documentation.