I want to use a colon after a definition which I define with:
def\theoremseperator{:}
\newtheorem{definition}{Definition}
When I use it with:
\begin{definition}
some text
\end{definition}
I just get:
"Definition 1 some text"
However, the colon after "Definition 1" is missing. The
switch for theoremseparator seems to be ignored.
Any ideas what might be wrong and how I get the colon?
Tim
My crystal ball tells me that you are using the ntheorem package. Is it
right? If sou, all you have to do is to type
\theoremseparator{:}
What's that "def" doing there?
Best regards,
Jose Carlos Santos
your crystal ball is right. :-)
>
> \theoremseparator{:}
Then I get
---------
(/usr/share/texmf-texlive/tex/latex/ntheorem/ntheorem.sty
Style `ntheorem', Version 1.25 <2005/07/07>
)
! Undefined control sequence.
l.34 \theoremseperator
{:}
?
---------
Even though theoremseparator should be defined there.
Is there another way to get the colon after Definition?
Regards,
Tim
check your spelling, separator not seperator (common error)
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Best,
Claas
> Hi,
>> ! Undefined control sequence.
>> l.34 \theoremseperator
>
> \theoremsep*a*rator
We need to get someone from the google team involved in TeX development.
"Did you mean: \theoremseparator"
(I can't count the number of times I wrote "theorme", but that is of
course a different kind of era <wink>.)
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