Taco Hoekwater wrote:
Hi David,
Not sure if you are still interested, but here is my optional title
hack, revamped for a modern context distro. It creates a second
extra optional argument for the enumeration, nothing too fancy.
The example also shows a way in which you can access the number.
Hi David,
Not sure if you are still interested, but here is my optional title
hack, revamped for a modern context distro. It creates a second
extra optional argument for the enumeration, nothing too fancy.
The example also shows a way in which you can access the number.
This does not solve the
Hi friends,
In David's mail I found one of the problem I had been thinking of too,
and I tried his code. Unfortionately, it does not work.
I don't need it for math, but for case descriptions.
A case consists of the following elements:
Case 1Eating fruit is healthy
Text text text - case
On Wed, Aug 24, 2005 at 10:01:44PM +0200, Rob Ermers wrote:
In David's mail I found one of the problem I had been thinking of too,
and I tried his code. Unfortionately, it does not work.
...
A case consists of the following elements:
Case 1Eating fruit is healthy
Text text text -
Hello,
I'll try to be more exact in my question to prevent empty answer now :-)
On Fri, Aug 19, 2005 at 11:48:34AM +0200, David Antos wrote:
I've used enumeration features for typesetting Theorems, Lemmas, and
Definitions. Two extra requirements appeared. Is this possible to create
lists of
Hi David,
I saw this post and thought: didn't I have a similar problem a while
back? And yes, I did, while I was stil working for Kluwer Academic.
The a while turned out to be around 1999, and the code (hack) I
used back then is no longer even remotely usable (for one because
context was still
Hello Taco,
On Sun, Aug 21, 2005 at 05:43:02PM +0200, Taco Hoekwater wrote:
The a while turned out to be around 1999, and the code (hack) I
used back then is no longer even remotely usable (for one because
context was still in dutch, then), but I'll see if I can update my
patch.
:-), that's
Hello,
I've used enumeration features for typesetting Theorems, Lemmas, and
Definitions. Two extra requirements appeared. Is this possible to create
lists of those entities (something like \placelistofTheorems :-)?
And is there a way to add names to them, resulting in something like
