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How to enumerate a variable list in enumitem?
I’m using enumitem to enumerate my variables list. I have a variable list like: When I cross-reference one of these items, I get the list key. For example, What I’d like is to not only be able to obtain the list key, but also the whole item text, so the output could be like:
How to reference An enumerate in a document?
In my document, I have made an enumerate with several items I will need to reference to. They are numbered with a simple (1), (2)… , but I need a (2′) as well. To reference nicely, I was using enumitem, this fails upon changing one label:
How to redefine item in enumerate environment?
In practice, rather than redefining the enumerate environment to work like this you might want to create a new enumerate -like environment using the ewlist command from the enumitem package. Actually, I am a little surprised that the enumerate environments do not redefine \\@currentlabel like this when \\item has an optional argument…
When to use enumitem in hyperref-\\ ref?
However, in general, it is much easier to use enumitem since it can be used in a global or localized setting using a key-value approach; very convenient. For all counters in LaTeX (not needing packages) there is a macro \\p@ counter used as a prefix in label/ref for that counter.
What is the problem with referencing items in enumerate-Tex?
The problem I have is what if I have another environment with the standard numbers that starts from 1 and goes to 4 but item 1 is also labeled. I would have another item 1 reference in the document. The hyperref would take it to a different list but is there a way to differentiate the printed out reference?
Which is enumerate D environment do you use?
Say we have a huge document with many sections, subsections, and subsubsections. In a few of these sections, we have enumerate d environments. The package I am using is enumitem.
How to refer to the item inside enumerate latex?
The goal is to be able to write the variable name only once, and not changing everywhere if ever the variable name is modified to something more specific. Any ideas? I’ve taken a look into enumitem-zref but I couldn’t find what I was looking for :/
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