Re: Empty \item
On 2008-12-12, rgheck wrote: Máté Salát wrote: Hello, If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item element starts in the outer enumerate. I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. That's pretty much how people do it. IMO, a LyX note is slightly more elegant (as this is a workaround for a LyX problem where raw LaTeX (ERT) is not needed) but opinions might differ. Günter
Re: Empty \item
On 2008-12-12, rgheck wrote: Máté Salát wrote: Hello, If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item element starts in the outer enumerate. I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. That's pretty much how people do it. IMO, a LyX note is slightly more elegant (as this is a workaround for a LyX problem where raw LaTeX (ERT) is not needed) but opinions might differ. Günter
Re: Empty \item
On 2008-12-12, rgheck wrote: > Máté Salát wrote: >> Hello, >> If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for >> creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a >> sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item >> element starts in the outer enumerate. >> I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty >> ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. > That's pretty much how people do it. IMO, a LyX note is slightly more elegant (as this is a workaround for a LyX problem where raw LaTeX (ERT) is not needed) but opinions might differ. Günter
Empty \item
Hello, If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item element starts in the outer enumerate. I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. Regards, Mátéattachment: Enumerate.png
Re: Empty \item
Máté Salát wrote: Hello, If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item element starts in the outer enumerate. I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. That's pretty much how people do it.
Empty \item
Hello, If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item element starts in the outer enumerate. I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. Regards, Mátéattachment: Enumerate.png
Re: Empty \item
Máté Salát wrote: Hello, If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item element starts in the outer enumerate. I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. That's pretty much how people do it.
Empty \item
Hello, If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item element starts in the outer enumerate. I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. Regards, Máté<>
Re: Empty \item
Máté Salát wrote: Hello, If you are in an enumerate environment what is the recommended way for creating an \item element with no content? You may need it to have a sub enumerate environment start at the same line as the previous \item element starts in the outer enumerate. I could prevent the empty \item from disappearing by putting an empty ERT box after it. But there may be a more elegant way for doing it. That's pretty much how people do it.
