> Gesendet: Dienstag, 25. April 2017 um 10:56 Uhr > Von: "Jean-Marc Lasgouttes" <lasgout...@lyx.org> > > I looked a bit at it and it seems that at least Arabic documents use > left numbering by default and that it is right side that might have to > be specified (I did not have good hebrew fonts at hand, so I did not test).
I played yesterday with Arabic documents and with the default settings I get with pdflatex, and XeTeX the number at the right side. Only if one uses leqno as document class option I get it in the left side. Could you please send me your Arabic testfile to check? > To this end, ams* packages support the reqno option. So it seems that > there are 3 states: force left, auto and force right. You should take > this in account in the UI. Interesting. I never heard from reqno before. But this requires the amsmath package to be loaded while leqno is available for all document classes. So this needs some more investigation. I cannot find Hatim's physics book that he recently published. I want to see how the numbering is in his book because is a native speaker and teacher so I assume he will use the default numbering. thanks and regards Uwe
