Re: ongoing numbered list?
A while ago, I set up a wiki page for this very topic: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Numbering If someone would please include a section on how to define a counter for a specific environment, that would be great. Maria On 4/15/07, Steve Litt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Saturday 14 April 2007 21:46, Stacia Hartleben wrote: Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... Hmmm, Perhaps you could make a new environment for this type of numbering, and have the new environment use *its own counter*. Have the environment *not* reset the counter, but instead have a command to restart the counter. There are probably easier ways to do it, but the way suggested in the preceding paragraph might have the adaptability you're looking for. SteveT On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Stacia Hartleben wrote:
I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and
that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere
and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I
don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look
like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking)
You could add the following style to your layout file:
Style Enumerate_Resume
MarginStatic
LatexType Item_Environment
LatexName resumeenumerate
NextNoIndent 1
LeftMarginMMN
LabelSep xx
ParSkip 0.0
ItemSep 0.2
TopSep0.7
BottomSep 0.7
ParSep0.3
Align Block
AlignPossible Block, Left
LabelType Enumerate
Preamble
\usepackage{enumitem}
\newenvironment{resumeenumerate}{%
\begin{enumerate}[resume]}{\end{enumerate}}
EndPreamble
End
The numbering within LyX is wrong (reset), though.
Jürgen
Re: ongoing numbered list?
On 4/15/07 4:47 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking) Here's a simple example posted by Paul Rubin last December about this subject. He used the mdwlist package. Regards, Bob Lounsbury example2.lyx Description: Binary data
Re: ongoing numbered list?
A while ago, I set up a wiki page for this very topic: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Numbering If someone would please include a section on how to define a counter for a specific environment, that would be great. Maria On 4/15/07, Steve Litt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Saturday 14 April 2007 21:46, Stacia Hartleben wrote: Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... Hmmm, Perhaps you could make a new environment for this type of numbering, and have the new environment use *its own counter*. Have the environment *not* reset the counter, but instead have a command to restart the counter. There are probably easier ways to do it, but the way suggested in the preceding paragraph might have the adaptability you're looking for. SteveT On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Stacia Hartleben wrote:
I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and
that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere
and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I
don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look
like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking)
You could add the following style to your layout file:
Style Enumerate_Resume
MarginStatic
LatexType Item_Environment
LatexName resumeenumerate
NextNoIndent 1
LeftMarginMMN
LabelSep xx
ParSkip 0.0
ItemSep 0.2
TopSep0.7
BottomSep 0.7
ParSep0.3
Align Block
AlignPossible Block, Left
LabelType Enumerate
Preamble
\usepackage{enumitem}
\newenvironment{resumeenumerate}{%
\begin{enumerate}[resume]}{\end{enumerate}}
EndPreamble
End
The numbering within LyX is wrong (reset), though.
Jürgen
Re: ongoing numbered list?
On 4/15/07 4:47 AM, Jürgen Spitzmüller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking) Here's a simple example posted by Paul Rubin last December about this subject. He used the mdwlist package. Regards, Bob Lounsbury example2.lyx Description: Binary data
Re: ongoing numbered list?
A while ago, I set up a wiki page for this very topic: http://wiki.lyx.org/LyX/Numbering If someone would please include a section on how to define a counter for a specific environment, that would be great. Maria On 4/15/07, Steve Litt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Saturday 14 April 2007 21:46, Stacia Hartleben wrote: > Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as > well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... Hmmm, Perhaps you could make a new environment for this type of numbering, and have the new environment use *its own counter*. Have the environment *not* reset the counter, but instead have a command to restart the counter. There are probably easier ways to do it, but the way suggested in the preceding paragraph might have the adaptability you're looking for. SteveT > > On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Stacia Hartleben wrote: > > > Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to > > > sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: > > > > > > 1. A b c > > > 2. e f g > > > > > > some text > > > > > > 1. more text > > > 2. and more text > > > > > > How could I make it look like this: > > > > > > 1. A b c > > > 2. e f g > > > > > > some text > > > > > > 3. more text > > > 4. and more text > > > > Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. > > > > -- > > > > David L. Johnson > > > > If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach > > a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Stacia Hartleben wrote:
> I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and
> that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere
> and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I
> don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look
> like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking)
You could add the following style to your layout file:
Style Enumerate_Resume
MarginStatic
LatexType Item_Environment
LatexName resumeenumerate
NextNoIndent 1
LeftMarginMMN
LabelSep xx
ParSkip 0.0
ItemSep 0.2
TopSep0.7
BottomSep 0.7
ParSep0.3
Align Block
AlignPossible Block, Left
LabelType Enumerate
Preamble
\usepackage{enumitem}
\newenvironment{resumeenumerate}{%
\begin{enumerate}[resume]}{\end{enumerate}}
EndPreamble
End
The numbering within LyX is wrong (reset), though.
Jürgen
Re: ongoing numbered list?
On 4/15/07 4:47 AM, "Jürgen Spitzmüller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Stacia Hartleben wrote: > I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and > that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere > and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I > don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look > like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking) Here's a simple example posted by Paul Rubin last December about this subject. He used the mdwlist package. Regards, Bob Lounsbury example2.lyx Description: Binary data
ongoing numbered list?
Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able to manually set the number for each one, and command would be appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks!
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Hi, this has been discussed several times on this list. You might simply want to look around a bit in te archives, or refer to this site: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=interruptlist Hope this helps :-), Christian Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able to manually set the number for each one, and command would be appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks!
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Hi, sorry about asking an old question. I honestly didn't know what to look for since it was hard to explain! I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking) On 4/14/07, Christian Liesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, this has been discussed several times on this list. You might simply want to look around a bit in te archives, or refer to this site: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=interruptlist Hope this helps :-), Christian Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able to manually set the number for each one, and command would be appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks!
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
On Saturday 14 April 2007 21:46, Stacia Hartleben wrote: Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... Hmmm, Perhaps you could make a new environment for this type of numbering, and have the new environment use *its own counter*. Have the environment *not* reset the counter, but instead have a command to restart the counter. There are probably easier ways to do it, but the way suggested in the preceding paragraph might have the adaptability you're looking for. SteveT On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
ongoing numbered list?
Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able to manually set the number for each one, and command would be appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks!
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Hi, this has been discussed several times on this list. You might simply want to look around a bit in te archives, or refer to this site: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=interruptlist Hope this helps :-), Christian Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able to manually set the number for each one, and command would be appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks!
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Hi, sorry about asking an old question. I honestly didn't know what to look for since it was hard to explain! I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking) On 4/14/07, Christian Liesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, this has been discussed several times on this list. You might simply want to look around a bit in te archives, or refer to this site: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=interruptlist Hope this helps :-), Christian Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able to manually set the number for each one, and command would be appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks!
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
On Saturday 14 April 2007 21:46, Stacia Hartleben wrote: Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... Hmmm, Perhaps you could make a new environment for this type of numbering, and have the new environment use *its own counter*. Have the environment *not* reset the counter, but instead have a command to restart the counter. There are probably easier ways to do it, but the way suggested in the preceding paragraph might have the adaptability you're looking for. SteveT On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
ongoing numbered list?
Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able to manually set the number for each one, and command would be appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks!
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Hi, this has been discussed several times on this list. You might simply want to look around a bit in te archives, or refer to this site: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=interruptlist Hope this helps :-), Christian Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able to manually set the number for each one, and command would be appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks!
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Hi, sorry about asking an old question. I honestly didn't know what to look for since it was hard to explain! I'm still a little confused about it even after reading the wiki and that page. Is there any way I could just put in a little ERT somewhere and have the lists still be displayed in LyX as numbered lists (I don't care if the numbers look wrong, I just want it to still look like lists or I will get confused with formatting and spell checking) On 4/14/07, Christian Liesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, this has been discussed several times on this list. You might simply want to look around a bit in te archives, or refer to this site: http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=interruptlist Hope this helps :-), Christian Stacia Hartleben wrote: > Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to > sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: > > 1. A b c > 2. e f g > > some text > > 1. more text > 2. and more text > > How could I make it look like this: > > 1. A b c > 2. e f g > > some text > > 3. more text > 4. and more text > > Where each time the numbers don't reset but keep track of all the > numbers in the document? I vaguely remember something about being able > to manually set the number for each one, and command would be > appreciated, but I'd like something more general in case I decide to > add a few numbers to each one or move them around, so I wouldn't have > to worry about the numbers getting mixed up. Thanks! >
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Stacia Hartleben wrote: Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 1. more text 2. and more text How could I make it look like this: 1. A b c 2. e f g some text 3. more text 4. and more text Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Stacia Hartleben wrote: > Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to > sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: > > 1. A b c > 2. e f g > > some text > > 1. more text > 2. and more text > > How could I make it look like this: > > 1. A b c > 2. e f g > > some text > > 3. more text > 4. and more text > Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. -- David L. Johnson If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
Re: ongoing numbered list?
On Saturday 14 April 2007 21:46, Stacia Hartleben wrote: > Well I may have several sections, subsections, and subsub sections as > well as all sorts of other stuff inbetween... Hmmm, Perhaps you could make a new environment for this type of numbering, and have the new environment use *its own counter*. Have the environment *not* reset the counter, but instead have a command to restart the counter. There are probably easier ways to do it, but the way suggested in the preceding paragraph might have the adaptability you're looking for. SteveT > > On 4/15/07, David L. Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Stacia Hartleben wrote: > > > Sorry about the confusing title of this mail but I don't know how to > > > sum it up better. Say I have a document like this: > > > > > > 1. A b c > > > 2. e f g > > > > > > some text > > > > > > 1. more text > > > 2. and more text > > > > > > How could I make it look like this: > > > > > > 1. A b c > > > 2. e f g > > > > > > some text > > > > > > 3. more text > > > 4. and more text > > > > Just increase the environment depth of the intervening text. > > > > -- > > > > David L. Johnson > > > > If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach > > a conclusion. -- George Bernard Shaw
