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[Joris van der Hoeven <address@hidden>]

> I tried to extend it for use with enumerate-Alpha and came up with the
> following rather awkward workaround:
>
> <assign|unnumber-Alpha|<style-with|src-compact|all|<macro|Alpha|<case|<style-with|src-compact|all|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|A>>|1|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|B>|2|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|C>|3|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|D>|4|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|E>|5|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|F>|6|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|G>|7|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|H>|8|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|I>|9|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|J>|10|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|K>|11|<equal|<arg|Alpha>|L>|12>>>>
>
> <assign|continue-enumerate-Alpha|<\macro|body>
>   <\enumerate-Alpha>
>       <with|item-nr|<unnumber-Alpha|<value|last-item>>|<arg|body>>
>   </enumerate-Alpha>
> </macro>>

You can also hack the first enumerate-Alpha,
so that it writes the value of item-nr to some variable at exit.
Or explicitly save the value using some macro and restore it
using another macro (probably the best solution).