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[Massimiliano Gubinelli <address@hidden>]

As for the first question. I did a small research, relevant macros to the 
handling of lists and enumerations are contained in 

TeXmacs/packages/standard/std-list.ts

in particular a new counter is defined via

<new-counter|item>

which in turn defines a series of macros to handle the counter like
<reset-item>
<the-item>
<inc-item>

if you want to reset the counter at an arbitrary number, you have to add this 
at the beginning of the new environment

<assign|<counter-item>|10>

for example. Note that this has to really be at the beginning of the 
enumerate environment, in particular before the first item.

Note also that <counter-item> is a macro which returns the name of the 
variable which contains the counter.

Best
Max




> On 26. Mar 2019, at 03:26, Giovanni Piredda <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
> I know one way of getting what you want for the second question, but it is 
> not completely automatic.
> 
> You can define and load the following macro:
> 
> 
> <assign|eqref|<macro|lab|Equation <reference|<arg|lab>>>>
> 
> (and similar ones for theorems, propositions and so on)
> 
> and use it in place of the \reference macro. The advantange of using \eqref 
> with respect to typing everytime "Equation \reference" is that it will 
> ensure consistent formatting.
> 
> I suspect there is a way to write a macro to automatically recognize the 
> type of reference and format it according to type, like the cleveref 
> package for LaTeX, but - at least for now - it is too complicated for me to 
> figure it out.
> 
> 
> Giovanni
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Am 25.03.2019 um 19:49 schrieb Marc Mertens:
>> Hello,
>>      I have two questions concerning TexMacs. The first is about the
>> numbering of enumeration list, when I insert a enumeration it always
>> start at 1, a, i etc. Is it possible to specify the start numbering at
>> a different number.
>>      The second is of the numbering of references. When you insert a
>> label for a theorem, proposition etc  or a displayed formula and
>> reference to it the references used the same x.y format for both. So
>> sometimes you have to confusion that for example a reference displays
>> the same number (for example 10.14) but in one case it refers to a
>> theorem and in the other case it references to a displayed formula. You
>> can not seen the difference. Is it somehow possible to display for the
>> reference to display 'eq 10.14' if it refers to a displayed formula and
>>  'theorem 10.14' if it refers to a theorem (and likewise for lemmas,
>> propositions ...).
>>      I searched in the manual but could not found a way to do this
>> two things.
>> 
>> Thanks in advance for a possible answer and also for a excellent math
>> editor.
>> 
>> 
>> Marc Mertens
>