>>>>> "Helge" == Helge Hafting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Helge> But of course people want ability to make consecutive numbered Helge> definitions too, the current worklaround is a std. paragraph Helge> containing an ERT with a comment. (%) The comment is important, Helge> without it you get too much vertical spacing. Basically, the Helge> comment cancels the std. paragraph in latex. I guess a yellow note will work just as well. Helge> Another solution is to change behaviour: Each new paragraph of Helge> type "definition" gets numbered. Those who want a Helge> multi-paragraph definition will still be able to have it, by Helge> having all the subsequent paragraphs being "standard text" Helge> nested into the containing definition. Helge> Now, nesting paragraphs into a definition works already, so it Helge> is possible to just turn off the merging of definitions. Of Helge> course, such a change in behaviour requires conversion of old Helge> documents already using definitions the "old way". Helge> This second solution would make definitions work the same way Helge> as enumerations work. So it'd be nothing new. However, if Helge> multi-paragraph definitions happens to be much more common than Helge> multi-paragraph enumeration items, then the added hassle of Helge> having to "increase environment depth" all the time might not Helge> be worth it. I agree 100% with your thoughts. What about adding them to bug 1828? JMarc
