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Hi Pierre-Henri,

Each list environment (e.g. enumerate) comes with two variants
enumerate* and enumerate-continued. For the moment, they are not
exposed in the interface though. For the next release, I added
a style package prefix-enumerate with a global setting to make
what you want the default.

Best wishes, --Joris



On Fri, Nov 20, 2020 at 08:36:21AM +0100, Pierre-Henri Jondot wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A couple of weeks ago I wanted to try editing in TeXmacs a math test for my
> students, and I renounced it because of nested enumeration style and used
> latex instead.
>
> TeXmacs gave me this :
> 1.
>
> a.
>
> b.
>
> when I would have liked this instead :
> 1.a)
>
> 1.b)
>
> Of course there might be times when I would want to write :
> 1. In this question, f is supposed to be… and we’ll show that…
>
> then the question would be subdivided into subquestions but, most of the
> time, I just want the second presentation quoted before.
>
> Of course I tried to find the answer in the documentation, and by
> experimenting. I am slowly learning, but despite having spent quite some
> time, I am not there yet.
>
> From what I could understand, customizing enumerations appearance might be
> done with redefining render-list macro. Being such a newbie, it took me
> some time to understand how I would add this macro at the top of my
> document (entering source mode et al), and I struggled a bit with the
> inactive tag before finding the answer in the documentation, that is, I
> have to hit return key, and this inside the command itself to get rid of
> the inactive tag… (I know this might sound stupid to many of you, but I
> think it might be good to document the difficulties I am encountering while
> slowly getting accustomed to TeXmacs, hence the learning curve I wrote
> about…)
>
> Introducing this as a preamble to my document :
> <assign|render-list|<macro|body|<surround|||body>>>
> I obviously managed to change enumeration appearance (and of course, it is
> garbage with everything stuck to the left with no margin whatsoever), but I
> am a bit surprised to see that there still is a vertical separation between
> the top and the inside enumerate items, so it makes me think this might not
> be the solution I am looking for…
>
> So am I in the right direction ? (I suppose not…)
>
> Regards,
>
> Pierre-Henri

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• Nested enumerations appearance, Pierre-Henri Jondot, 11/20/2020
  • Re: Nested enumerations appearance, TeXmacs, 11/20/2020
    • Re: Nested enumerations appearance, Pierre-Henri Jondot, 11/20/2020

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