Re: Enumerate inside other environment
> > Empty TeX code works, too. Either is a hack to make LyX think the first > line is not empty, since otherwise it will delete it. > > If you do this a lot, you can do something like: > > Format 60 > > Style Theorem* > KeepEmpty 1 > End > > in Local Layout. This tells LyX to allow empty lines in unnumbered > theorems. Then you do not have to do anything special. > > I was asking because I thought I could be missing something but I see that out of the box I can obtain these only with workarounds or new environment, as you suggest. Knowing that, it is fine for me to just insert something to fool lyx when I need it, every now and then. > Moreover, how can I produce the following? > > - > Theorem. >1. First statement. >2. Second statement. > - > > For this I couldn't find a workaround. > > > Put a "protected space" on the first line. (Insert> Formatting> Protected > Space) This makes there by something on that line, but it's invisible. > > Richard > > Many thanks to both of you (you and Paul)
Re: Enumerate inside other environment
On 10/04/2016 03:18 PM, Mario D wrote: > I know how to nest environments so that I can use enumerate inside > another environment in order to produce something looking like: > > - > Theorem. The following are equivalent: >1. First statement. >2. Second statement. > - > > My question is: how can I produce > > - > Theorem. 1. First statement. >2. Second statement. > - > > The only way//I could get it was to insert an empty note after the > "Theorem", then newline, start the enumerate and finally nest it. > Is there a "cleaner" way? Empty TeX code works, too. Either is a hack to make LyX think the first line is not empty, since otherwise it will delete it. If you do this a lot, you can do something like: Format 60 Style Theorem* KeepEmpty 1 End in Local Layout. This tells LyX to allow empty lines in unnumbered theorems. Then you do not have to do anything special. > Moreover, how can I produce the following? > > - > Theorem. >1. First statement. >2. Second statement. > - > > For this I couldn't find a workaround. Put a "protected space" on the first line. (Insert> Formatting> Protected Space) This makes there by something on that line, but it's invisible. Richard
Re: Enumerate inside other environment
On 10/04/2016 03:18 PM, Mario D wrote: I know how to nest environments so that I can use enumerate inside another environment in order to produce something looking like: - Theorem. The following are equivalent: 1. First statement. 2. Second statement. - My question is: how can I produce - Theorem. 1. First statement. 2. Second statement. - The only way//I could get it was to insert an empty note after the "Theorem", then newline, start the enumerate and finally nest it. Is there a "cleaner" way? I couldn't find anything relevant on lyx manuals. Moreover, how can I produce the following? - Theorem. 1. First statement. 2. Second statement. - For this I couldn't find a workaround. Thank you Not that I'm endorsing either layout, but you can do the first by putting a frameless box in the Theorem environment and the second by putting a nonbreakable space in the theorem environment, hitting return, switching to enumeration and nesting. I've attached a sample file. Paul theorems.lyx Description: application/lyx
Enumerate inside other environment
I know how to nest environments so that I can use enumerate inside another environment in order to produce something looking like: - Theorem. The following are equivalent: 1. First statement. 2. Second statement. - My question is: how can I produce - Theorem. 1. First statement. 2. Second statement. - The only way I could get it was to insert an empty note after the "Theorem", then newline, start the enumerate and finally nest it. Is there a "cleaner" way? I couldn't find anything relevant on lyx manuals. Moreover, how can I produce the following? - Theorem. 1. First statement. 2. Second statement. - For this I couldn't find a workaround. Thank you
