On Wed, 24 Mar 1999, Garst R. Reese wrote:
> Allan Rae wrote:
> >>
> > How long till broadway arrives?
> >
> > Allan. (ARRae)
> I have consultant report due Apr.1, just about finished. Then I should
> be able to finish up broadway and add the documentation requested for
> both it an hollywood. Does anyone know of a way to number sections
> (scenes actually) like SCENE ONE, SCENE TWO? I could not find a ordinal
> counter. It does not need to go very high, TEN max.
counters in LaTeX can only be one of:
alpha, Alpha, arabic, roman or Roman
a,b , A,B , 1,2 , i,ii or I,II
However, you could perhaps write a LaTeX command that used an
if-then-else or a case statement to convert a counter value to a text
string (don't ask me how). This is probably all you need. There may be a
simple .sty file hidden away at CTAN that you could use as a basis but I'm
not aware of any. 'enumerate.sty' lets you put labels and fancy things
around the numbers in an enumerated list but it still doesn't convert
those numbers to text it might offer some insights though.
Allan. (ARRae)