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as mentioned earlier, package ccaption is not the way to go. Package bicaption is much more advanced.
Thanks, I am overlook about above statement.

Actually for this question, I am just trying to understand how to make a function, from given function call;


\functionName{requiredParameter1 ...

\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=.7\textwidth]{example-image-a}
\doubleCaptionAndLabel{label-for-ref}[text in list entry][english language caption][malay language caption] % with full input
\end{figure}
nanana nanana \ref{label-for-ref} nanana\par

\begin{figure}
\centering ...

What is the meaning of '\z@' in How if we need the dual language caption position side-by-side as

Diagram 1: A running tiger / Rajah 1: Seekor harimau berlari

Thank you very much. I am using it :)

How can we change the word 'Figure' to 'Diagram'?

So the expected result will be something like:


Diagram 1: A running tiger
Rajah 1: Seekor harimau sedang berlari


instead of:


Figure 1: A running tiger
Gambar 1: Seekor harimau sedang berlari ...

Thank you. I am amazed.

Trying to addapt with my document.
Any idea how can we remove blank-line/vertical-space between the two (English and Bahasa) caption?

to make it like:

Table 1: A running tiger
Tabel 1: Seekor harimau sedang berlari

instead of:

Table 1: A running tiger

Tabel 1 ...

Hi,

I am writing an examination question paper for school.
The paper need all in dual language.

For each sentences, I wrote English language first, and then (in italic) Bahasa Melayu usually after '\linebreak'.

I am stuck at make dual language caption as below:

Figure 1: Running Tiger
Rajah 1 ...