Re: Inline enumeration?
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 16:26 -0400, rgheck wrote:
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like
exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b,
3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe
( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ).
There's no way to do this in LyX (that is, without ERT), but there is a
LaTeX package---paralist, I think---that provides this sort of facility.
rh
Great!! Thank you. I've just tried it out since paralist is part of the
texlive-latex-extra package which I already had installed on my
Ubuntu-box. Adding \usepackage{paralist} in the preamble and using ERC
[1] within the document does the job. For example:
\begin{inparaenum}[(a)]
\item can be used within paragraphs,
\item takes care of enumeration and
\item has items that can be referenced.
\end{inparaenum}
...BUT, I had to merge the lines, that is:
\begin{inparaenum}[(a)] \item can be used within paragraphs, \item takes
care of enumeration and \item has items that can be
referenced.\end{inparaenum}
Feel free to file an enhancement request in bugzilla for paralist
support. I can't say it'd get done, but that way it wouldn't be
forgotten. I'm not sure how hard this would be
rh
Re: Inline enumeration?
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 16:26 -0400, rgheck wrote:
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like
exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b,
3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe
( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ).
There's no way to do this in LyX (that is, without ERT), but there is a
LaTeX package---paralist, I think---that provides this sort of facility.
rh
Great!! Thank you. I've just tried it out since paralist is part of the
texlive-latex-extra package which I already had installed on my
Ubuntu-box. Adding \usepackage{paralist} in the preamble and using ERC
[1] within the document does the job. For example:
\begin{inparaenum}[(a)]
\item can be used within paragraphs,
\item takes care of enumeration and
\item has items that can be referenced.
\end{inparaenum}
...BUT, I had to merge the lines, that is:
\begin{inparaenum}[(a)] \item can be used within paragraphs, \item takes
care of enumeration and \item has items that can be
referenced.\end{inparaenum}
Feel free to file an enhancement request in bugzilla for paralist
support. I can't say it'd get done, but that way it wouldn't be
forgotten. I'm not sure how hard this would be
rh
Re: Inline enumeration?
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
On Tue, 2008-10-28 at 16:26 -0400, rgheck wrote:
Nikos Alexandris wrote:
Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like
exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b,
3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe
( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ).
There's no way to do this in LyX (that is, without ERT), but there is a
LaTeX package---paralist, I think---that provides this sort of facility.
rh
Great!! Thank you. I've just tried it out since paralist is part of the
"texlive-latex-extra" package which I already had installed on my
Ubuntu-box. Adding "\usepackage{paralist}" in the preamble and using ERC
[1] within the document does the job. For example:
\begin{inparaenum}[(a)]
\item can be used within paragraphs,
\item takes care of enumeration and
\item has items that can be referenced.
\end{inparaenum}
...BUT, I had to "merge" the lines, that is:
\begin{inparaenum}[(a)] \item can be used within paragraphs, \item takes
care of enumeration and \item has items that can be
referenced.\end{inparaenum}
Feel free to file an enhancement request in bugzilla for paralist
support. I can't say it'd get done, but that way it wouldn't be
forgotten. I'm not sure how hard this would be
rh
Inline enumeration?
Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b, 3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe ( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ). Thank you, Nikos
Re: Inline enumeration?
Nikos Alexandris wrote: Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b, 3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe ( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ). There's no way to do this in LyX (that is, without ERT), but there is a LaTeX package---paralist, I think---that provides this sort of facility. rh
Inline enumeration?
Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b, 3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe ( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ). Thank you, Nikos
Re: Inline enumeration?
Nikos Alexandris wrote: Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b, 3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe ( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ). There's no way to do this in LyX (that is, without ERT), but there is a LaTeX package---paralist, I think---that provides this sort of facility. rh
Inline enumeration?
Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b, 3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe ( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ). Thank you, Nikos
Re: Inline enumeration?
Nikos Alexandris wrote: Is there a way to create an inline enumareted list? Something like exactly this sentence I am writing now... 1. listitem-a, 2. listitem-b, 3. listitem-c, etc. with the option to change the counter type maybe ( e.g. (1) listitem or (a) listitem, (b) listitem ). There's no way to do this in LyX (that is, without ERT), but there is a LaTeX package---paralist, I think---that provides this sort of facility. rh
