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I have been writhing a rather large document with LaTeX.
Now I would like to list all the figures / tables / algorithms once again at the end of the file so that I can check if they all look the same.
For example, if every algorithm has the same notation.
How can I do this?
I know about \listofalgorithms and \listoffigures but they only list the names of the algorithms or figures and the pages where they are.
Hendri Adriaens’ extract package has roughly the functionality you are after: you can extract named environments, including figures and tables to a supplementary Latex file, which you can then run to get the document containing the extracted content. The extracted content could then be tacked to the end of the original document using pdfpages.