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[Armin Straub <address@hidden>]

Hallo,

> > > Sure, use the "equation-lab" macro.
> >
> > thanks for mentioning this nice macro. Actually it does exactly what I
> > was doing by hand before: adding some space and then the content in
> > brackets.
> >
> > Is it possible however to right-align the content just as in the case of
> > numbering a equation?
>
> If you mean to right-align the (), it is automatically done if one uses
> \equation-lab as a substitute of \equation. Maybe you are inserting
> \equation-lab _inside_ an existing equation environment?

You are right. I was using equation-lab inside an equation.

I now tried it as a replacement for equation and it is working as it should, 
I 
think. But is there another way to specify some right-aligned text like this? 
Maybe within a regular equation and without the brackets?
Or is this possible via some ingenious macro?

Thank you very much
-- 
Armin Straub