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Hi,

On Thu, Dec 31, 2020 at 09:34:56AM +0100, Pierre-Henri Jondot wrote:
> > I think that Pierre-Henri wanted every item of the enumerate-alpha list
> > to include the number of the outer list it is into :
> > 1.a)
> > 1.b)
> > 2.a)
> > 2.b)

OK, as notified on this list, this is implemented in the 'next' version
of TeXmacs (1.99.18 by the time of writing), which was released yesterday.
Inside an 'enumerate', just do

Focus -> Preferences -> Prefix nested numbers

> > However, I do not want to change how items are displayed. I only want a
> > new list inserted within another list to begin at the same first line as
> > the outer list :
> > 1. a)
> > b)
> > 2. a)
> > b)

This could be implemented, but a solution would be fairly tricky and fragile.
I understand the need, since it occured to me at a few occasions in my life,
but it does not seem extremely urgent to me. Please file an item on
our wish list and I will keep it in mind when further improving
our implementation of lists.

Best wishes, --Joris

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• Why isn't it possible to have two list items on the same line ?, Nicolas Chouvalidzé, 12/29/2020
  • Re: Why isn't it possible to have two list items on the same line ?, Basile Audoly, 12/29/2020
    • Re: Why isn't it possible to have two list items on the same line ?, Nicolas Chouvalidzé, 12/30/2020
      • Re: Why isn't it possible to have two list items on the same line ?, Pierre-Henri Jondot, 12/31/2020
        • Re: Why isn't it possible to have two list items on the same line ?, TeXmacs, 12/31/2020

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