On 20/02/2016 3:32 p.m., Uwe Stöhr wrote:
However, the question for me is if your method should be part of
math.lyx or not. ...
But maybe you find a nice solution in stackexchange. If so, please
send me a LyX file how it is done and i will have a look what could be
ported to Math.lyx.
many thanks and regards
Uwe
Hullo Uwe,
I thought I would do some serious searching through the AMS
documentation. I find amsldoc.pdf in the amsmath document folder in
MiKTeX. I confess I've never looked at this before. My eyes light up at
two items.
Sec 3.11.3: "A \label command immediately after \begin{subequations}
will produce a \ref of the parent number 4.9, not 4.9a.".
And particularly section 3.7, "Alignment building blocks", where they
discuss the environments aligned, gathered and alignedat, and give
Maxwell's equations as an example. These are exactly the environments I
had in mind, and have seen used so often, and was consequently puzzled
that AMS (and LyX) didn't seem to provide them. Well, obviously I was
wrong about AMS. They do provide them. I will put in an enhancement
request that LyX also provide them (if there isn't one already buried
somewhere on trac).
Andrew
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