Re: cross-reference to an enumerated item within a theorem
On 05/30/2011 02:52 PM, Ernesto Posse wrote:
Hi. Is there a way to do the following? Suppose I have a Proposition
environment and the text is something like this
Proposition 3 [pro:some-label] The following holds:
1. [enu:item1] something
2. [enu:item2] other
and later on I want references to show, for example as:
... by Proposition 3(2)
Currently I use a Formatted reference for the first part and an
un-formatted reference for the second:
... by [Formatted ref: pro:some-label]([Ref: enu:item2])
or in plain LaTeX (with prettyref)
... by \prettyref{pro:some-label}(\ref{enu:item2})
This is a bit cumbersome. Since enu:item2 is inside the Proposition
environment, would it be possible to infer the label pro:some-label
associated with that environment to create a format in prettyref so
that referring only to the individual item, so that it gives you the
full reference, i.e. something like
... by [Formatted ref: enu-item2]
yields
... by Proposition 3(2)
?
This would be possible in LaTeX, but a really general solution would be
difficult. If you want to try writing the LaTeX macros, then my idea
would be to use labels of the form:
pro:theprop
enu:1-pro:theprop
enu:2-pro:theprop
the point being that we can reconstruct the earlier label. I don't think
LaTeX normally knows that you are inside some construct you've already
labeled.
Richard
Re: cross-reference to an enumerated item within a theorem
On 05/30/2011 02:52 PM, Ernesto Posse wrote:
Hi. Is there a way to do the following? Suppose I have a Proposition
environment and the text is something like this
Proposition 3 [pro:some-label] The following holds:
1. [enu:item1] something
2. [enu:item2] other
and later on I want references to show, for example as:
... by Proposition 3(2)
Currently I use a Formatted reference for the first part and an
un-formatted reference for the second:
... by [Formatted ref: pro:some-label]([Ref: enu:item2])
or in plain LaTeX (with prettyref)
... by \prettyref{pro:some-label}(\ref{enu:item2})
This is a bit cumbersome. Since enu:item2 is inside the Proposition
environment, would it be possible to infer the label pro:some-label
associated with that environment to create a format in prettyref so
that referring only to the individual item, so that it gives you the
full reference, i.e. something like
... by [Formatted ref: enu-item2]
yields
... by Proposition 3(2)
?
This would be possible in LaTeX, but a really general solution would be
difficult. If you want to try writing the LaTeX macros, then my idea
would be to use labels of the form:
pro:theprop
enu:1-pro:theprop
enu:2-pro:theprop
the point being that we can reconstruct the earlier label. I don't think
LaTeX normally knows that you are inside some construct you've already
labeled.
Richard
Re: cross-reference to an enumerated item within a theorem
On 05/30/2011 02:52 PM, Ernesto Posse wrote:
> Hi. Is there a way to do the following? Suppose I have a "Proposition"
> environment and the text is something like this
>
> Proposition 3 [pro:some-label] The following holds:
> 1. [enu:item1] something
> 2. [enu:item2] other
>
> and later on I want references to show, for example as:
>
> "... by Proposition 3(2)"
>
> Currently I use a Formatted reference for the first part and an
> un-formatted reference for the second:
>
> "... by [Formatted ref: pro:some-label]([Ref: enu:item2])"
>
> or in plain LaTeX (with prettyref)
>
> "... by \prettyref{pro:some-label}(\ref{enu:item2})"
>
> This is a bit cumbersome. Since enu:item2 is inside the Proposition
> environment, would it be possible to infer the label pro:some-label
> associated with that environment to create a format in prettyref so
> that referring only to the individual item, so that it gives you the
> full reference, i.e. something like
>
> "... by [Formatted ref: enu-item2]"
>
> yields
>
> "... by Proposition 3(2)"
>
> ?
>
This would be possible in LaTeX, but a really general solution would be
difficult. If you want to try writing the LaTeX macros, then my idea
would be to use labels of the form:
pro:theprop
enu:1-pro:theprop
enu:2-pro:theprop
the point being that we can reconstruct the earlier label. I don't think
LaTeX normally knows that you are inside some construct you've already
labeled.
Richard
cross-reference to an enumerated item within a theorem
Hi. Is there a way to do the following? Suppose I have a Proposition
environment and the text is something like this
Proposition 3 [pro:some-label] The following holds:
1. [enu:item1] something
2. [enu:item2] other
and later on I want references to show, for example as:
... by Proposition 3(2)
Currently I use a Formatted reference for the first part and an
un-formatted reference for the second:
... by [Formatted ref: pro:some-label]([Ref: enu:item2])
or in plain LaTeX (with prettyref)
... by \prettyref{pro:some-label}(\ref{enu:item2})
This is a bit cumbersome. Since enu:item2 is inside the Proposition
environment, would it be possible to infer the label pro:some-label
associated with that environment to create a format in prettyref so
that referring only to the individual item, so that it gives you the
full reference, i.e. something like
... by [Formatted ref: enu-item2]
yields
... by Proposition 3(2)
?
--
Ernesto Posse
Modelling and Analysis in Software Engineering
School of Computing
Queen's University - Kingston, Ontario, Canada
cross-reference to an enumerated item within a theorem
Hi. Is there a way to do the following? Suppose I have a Proposition
environment and the text is something like this
Proposition 3 [pro:some-label] The following holds:
1. [enu:item1] something
2. [enu:item2] other
and later on I want references to show, for example as:
... by Proposition 3(2)
Currently I use a Formatted reference for the first part and an
un-formatted reference for the second:
... by [Formatted ref: pro:some-label]([Ref: enu:item2])
or in plain LaTeX (with prettyref)
... by \prettyref{pro:some-label}(\ref{enu:item2})
This is a bit cumbersome. Since enu:item2 is inside the Proposition
environment, would it be possible to infer the label pro:some-label
associated with that environment to create a format in prettyref so
that referring only to the individual item, so that it gives you the
full reference, i.e. something like
... by [Formatted ref: enu-item2]
yields
... by Proposition 3(2)
?
--
Ernesto Posse
Modelling and Analysis in Software Engineering
School of Computing
Queen's University - Kingston, Ontario, Canada
cross-reference to an enumerated item within a theorem
Hi. Is there a way to do the following? Suppose I have a "Proposition"
environment and the text is something like this
Proposition 3 [pro:some-label] The following holds:
1. [enu:item1] something
2. [enu:item2] other
and later on I want references to show, for example as:
"... by Proposition 3(2)"
Currently I use a Formatted reference for the first part and an
un-formatted reference for the second:
"... by [Formatted ref: pro:some-label]([Ref: enu:item2])"
or in plain LaTeX (with prettyref)
"... by \prettyref{pro:some-label}(\ref{enu:item2})"
This is a bit cumbersome. Since enu:item2 is inside the Proposition
environment, would it be possible to infer the label pro:some-label
associated with that environment to create a format in prettyref so
that referring only to the individual item, so that it gives you the
full reference, i.e. something like
"... by [Formatted ref: enu-item2]"
yields
"... by Proposition 3(2)"
?
--
Ernesto Posse
Modelling and Analysis in Software Engineering
School of Computing
Queen's University - Kingston, Ontario, Canada
