enumitem 3.0 alpha
Javier Bezos
enumitem-3.0alpha1.zip
Comments and suggestions are welcome.
Javier
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Javier Bezos
> A first alpha version of enumitem 3.0 is available on:
>
> enumitem-3.0alpha1.zip
Oops!:
http://www.tex-tipografia.com/archive/enumitem-3.0alpha1.zip
Javier
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Will Robertson
>
> A first alpha version of enumitem 3.0 is available on:
Looks great!
The run-in and describe features both look and work exactly how I'd
hope.
(Based on the examples.)
One impossible suggestion that I'm only asking because I'm mean: you
have the run-in feature
beforelabel*={{: }},beforelabel={{, }}
to insert things before the list and between list items; I suppose
it's entirely out-of-the-question to have another entry that gets
inserted before the *last* item? (I'm aware this would be annoying to
implement, hence my pessimism.)
E.g., "to produce: (a) one; (2) two; and (3) three" from
to produce
\begin{enumerate*}
[beforelabel*={{: }},beforelabel={{; }},beforelastlabel={{; and }}]
\item one \item two \item three
\end{enumerate*}
* * *
Perhaps a less pernicious request: is there a considered reason why
"beforelabel" cannot also be used in non-run-in environments?
Many thanks,
Will
Javier Bezos
> Looks great!
Thank you.
> E.g., "to produce: (a) one; (2) two; and (3) three" from
In Spanish it's even more interesting, because the customary
puntuation is: "1) uno; 2) dos, y 3) tres". But surely you know
the problem--an alternative could be marking explicitly the
last item (eg, \item*).
> Perhaps a less pernicious request: is there a considered reason why
> "beforelabel" cannot also be used in non-run-in environments?
Two reasons: (1) by having specific keys enumerate and enumerate*
can share other settings (labels, refs, etc.), and (2) they are
conceptually
specific to run-in lists, because in display lists the "before" and
the "after"
are \labelindent and \itemsep.
(Today drop begins to work, so I presume an alpha 2 will follow in
a couple of weeks or even before.)
Cheers
Javier
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Javier Bezos
> Looks great!
Thank you.
> E.g., "to produce: (a) one; (2) two; and (3) three" from
In Spanish it's even more interesting, because the customary
puntuation is: "1) uno; 2) dos, y 3) tres". But surely you know
the problem--an alternative could be marking explicitly the
last item (eg, \item*).
> Perhaps a less pernicious request: is there a considered reason why
> "beforelabel" cannot also be used in non-run-in environments?
Two reasons: (1) by having specific keys enumerate and enumerate*
Javier Bezos
> > E.g., "to produce: (a) one; (2) two; and (3) three" from
>
> In Spanish it's even more interesting, because the customary
> puntuation is: "1) uno; 2) dos, y 3) tres". But surely you know
> the problem--an alternative could be marking explicitly the
> last item (eg, \item*).
... or boxing the items, which is what I've done in the new alpha:
http://www.tex-tipografia.com/archive/enumitem-3.0alpha2.zip
> (Today drop begins to work, so I presume an alpha 2 will follow in
> a couple of weeks or even before.)
Well, not so fast, but here is.
Cheers
Javier
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