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["Alfe (vid,smtp1)" <address@hidden>]

Hi, Enrique, everybody,

Enrique Perez-Terron wrote:

> How can I create an enumeration that continues the previous enumeration,
> like this:
> 
>   1. Section title
>   Some points blah bla:
>     1. good
>     2. bad
> 
>   2. Another section
>   Further points:
>     3. questionable
>     4. perfect

I'd be interested in any answer to this question as well (so please post it 
on the list!).  I also think I asked this once before and got no helpful 
answer, so I guess there is no solution (yet) for this.

I've got two design ideas on how to implement this:

1) You can start a numeration with an explicitly given number (or letter, for 
lettered lists).  This would be an easy addition to the existing syntax and 
would make lists more powerful in general but of course does not help in 
keeping the lists accurate in case the first (unfinished) list is extended 
later on.

2) Name lists with a symbolic name.  If then later such a name is reused, the 
numbering can continue at the former point.  The writer of the document then 
would need to choose proper names.

Regards,

Alfe


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