I took this line from my thesis style and added it into my document (preceded by \makeatletter
) and what it does that whenever I used \ref{figureid}
instead of putting just the figure number, it puts "Figure 1".
I can do the same thing for tables, by having \def\p@table{Table~)
but what I don't know is what exactly is:
\p@figure
\p@table
I assume they're used internally by ref, but is there anything more (such as \p@(object)
is always used as the beginning of something ...)