Advanced Theorems List from ntheorem Documentation throws errors
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I have defined my theorems as follows
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
newcounter{counter}
numberwithin{counter}{subsection}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
newshadedtheorem{defn}[counter]{textsc{Definition}}
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
newframedtheorem{lemma}[counter]{Lemma}
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrl@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[second lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Now I want to use the following extension from the ntheorem documentation, but counters pop up again :/
Bonus: How can I make a list of all theorems and lemmas?
lists theorems ntheorem
asked Jan 31 at 20:52
Viktor GlombikViktor Glombik
1429
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I have defined my theorems as follows
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
newcounter{counter}
numberwithin{counter}{subsection}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
newshadedtheorem{defn}[counter]{textsc{Definition}}
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
newframedtheorem{lemma}[counter]{Lemma}
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrl@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[second lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Now I want to use the following extension from the ntheorem documentation, but counters pop up again :/
Bonus: How can I make a list of all theorems and lemmas?
lists theorems ntheorem
asked Jan 31 at 20:52
Viktor GlombikViktor Glombik
1429
Can you specify your question? Which extension ofntheorem? What is the desired result? What is wrong with the counters? You have already a list of all lemmata that are used in your example code.
– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 13:03
The extension is the newtheorentype. It come directly from the documentation of ntheorem and the desired result is the result from the documentation.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 13:57
Do you meannewtheoremlisttype? There are multiple examples in the documentation. So please be more specific where someone should find the desired result. Give a page number or describe the result directly in the question.
– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 14:11
Yes, I do. The example is found on the bottom of page 26 and the result on page 27, I copied the code from the documentation as last thing in my preamble.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 15:02
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I have defined my theorems as follows
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
newcounter{counter}
numberwithin{counter}{subsection}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
newshadedtheorem{defn}[counter]{textsc{Definition}}
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
newframedtheorem{lemma}[counter]{Lemma}
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrl@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[second lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Now I want to use the following extension from the ntheorem documentation, but counters pop up again :/
Bonus: How can I make a list of all theorems and lemmas?
lists theorems ntheorem
asked Jan 31 at 20:52
Viktor GlombikViktor Glombik
1429
I have defined my theorems as follows
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
newcounter{counter}
numberwithin{counter}{subsection}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
newshadedtheorem{defn}[counter]{textsc{Definition}}
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
newframedtheorem{lemma}[counter]{Lemma}
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrl@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[second lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
oh, another lemma!
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[another lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Now I want to use the following extension from the ntheorem documentation, but counters pop up again :/
Bonus: How can I make a list of all theorems and lemmas?
lists theorems ntheorem
lists theorems ntheorem
asked Jan 31 at 20:52
Viktor GlombikViktor Glombik
1429
asked Jan 31 at 20:52
Viktor GlombikViktor Glombik
1429
edited Feb 1 at 23:07
Viktor Glombik
asked Jan 31 at 20:52
Viktor GlombikViktor Glombik
1429
asked Jan 31 at 20:52
Viktor GlombikViktor Glombik
1429
asked Jan 31 at 20:52
Viktor GlombikViktor Glombik
1429
1429
Can you specify your question? Which extension ofntheorem? What is the desired result? What is wrong with the counters? You have already a list of all lemmata that are used in your example code.
– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 13:03
The extension is the newtheorentype. It come directly from the documentation of ntheorem and the desired result is the result from the documentation.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 13:57
Do you meannewtheoremlisttype? There are multiple examples in the documentation. So please be more specific where someone should find the desired result. Give a page number or describe the result directly in the question.
– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 14:11
Yes, I do. The example is found on the bottom of page 26 and the result on page 27, I copied the code from the documentation as last thing in my preamble.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 15:02
add a comment |
Can you specify your question? Which extension ofntheorem? What is the desired result? What is wrong with the counters? You have already a list of all lemmata that are used in your example code.
– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 13:03
The extension is the newtheorentype. It come directly from the documentation of ntheorem and the desired result is the result from the documentation.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 13:57
Do you meannewtheoremlisttype? There are multiple examples in the documentation. So please be more specific where someone should find the desired result. Give a page number or describe the result directly in the question.
– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 14:11
Yes, I do. The example is found on the bottom of page 26 and the result on page 27, I copied the code from the documentation as last thing in my preamble.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 15:02
Can you specify your question? Which extension of
ntheorem? What is the desired result? What is wrong with the counters? You have already a list of all lemmata that are used in your example code.– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 13:03
Can you specify your question? Which extension of
ntheorem? What is the desired result? What is wrong with the counters? You have already a list of all lemmata that are used in your example code.– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 13:03
The extension is the newtheorentype. It come directly from the documentation of ntheorem and the desired result is the result from the documentation.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 13:57
The extension is the newtheorentype. It come directly from the documentation of ntheorem and the desired result is the result from the documentation.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 13:57
Do you mean
newtheoremlisttype? There are multiple examples in the documentation. So please be more specific where someone should find the desired result. Give a page number or describe the result directly in the question.– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 14:11
Do you mean
newtheoremlisttype? There are multiple examples in the documentation. So please be more specific where someone should find the desired result. Give a page number or describe the result directly in the question.– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 14:11
Yes, I do. The example is found on the bottom of page 26 and the result on page 27, I copied the code from the documentation as last thing in my preamble.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 15:02
Yes, I do. The example is found on the bottom of page 26 and the result on page 27, I copied the code from the documentation as last thing in my preamble.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 15:02
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Adaptations:
- removed:
newcounter{counter}andnumberwithin{counter}{subsection}
- added:
theoremnumbering{arabic}ortheoremnumbering{greek}(see page 17 of the ntheorem documentation) - changed:
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection]to use subsection number + theoremnumbering - added: new columntype
Lfot tabular, so long titles get a linebreak - added:
defnenvironments for testing the result - note: use UTF8 coding as file encoding to preserve german umlauts. (see line 4)
Code:
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
theoremnumbering{arabic} % <- NEW for arabic counter
newshadedtheorem{defn}{textsc{Definition}}[subsection] % subsection + arabic
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
theoremnumbering{greek} % <- NEW for greek counter
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection] % subsection + greek
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
usepackage{tabularx}
newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{hspace{0pt}raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}} % linksbündig mit Breitenangabe
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrL{85mm}@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
subsection{first subsection}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[second lemma with a very long title to get a linebreak in tabular]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[first theorem]
This is a theorem, also.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[second theorem]
This is a theorem.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[fifth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Result:
answered Feb 3 at 17:47
dexteritasdexteritas
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How can I modify this, so that for longer titles, this doesn't run over the edges?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:53
Also, when copying your code into an overleaf document, it throws an error, do you know why?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:54
Also, I changed the definition of the definition header font to theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseriesscshape} and removed it in the environment definition: newshadedtheorem{defn}{Definition}[subsection], so that in this listing, the font of "Definition" is a normal one, like for the lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:02
Also, I wanted to use: usepackage[bookmarks=true,colorlinks=true,linkcolor=black]{hyperref} and even though I use usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref,hyperref]{ntheorem}, it still looks like this: lemma.1.1.1 Lemma & 1.1.beta & second lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:19
I changed the code, so you get a linebreak in the tabular for long titles. I don't know why overleaf should throw an error. About hyperref look at section 3.4 of the documentation and maybe ask a new question for that one.
– dexteritas
Feb 4 at 8:48
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Adaptations:
- removed:
newcounter{counter}andnumberwithin{counter}{subsection}
- added:
theoremnumbering{arabic}ortheoremnumbering{greek}(see page 17 of the ntheorem documentation) - changed:
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection]to use subsection number + theoremnumbering - added: new columntype
Lfot tabular, so long titles get a linebreak - added:
defnenvironments for testing the result - note: use UTF8 coding as file encoding to preserve german umlauts. (see line 4)
Code:
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
theoremnumbering{arabic} % <- NEW for arabic counter
newshadedtheorem{defn}{textsc{Definition}}[subsection] % subsection + arabic
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
theoremnumbering{greek} % <- NEW for greek counter
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection] % subsection + greek
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
usepackage{tabularx}
newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{hspace{0pt}raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}} % linksbündig mit Breitenangabe
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrL{85mm}@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
subsection{first subsection}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[second lemma with a very long title to get a linebreak in tabular]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[first theorem]
This is a theorem, also.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[second theorem]
This is a theorem.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[fifth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Result:
answered Feb 3 at 17:47
dexteritasdexteritas
3,7621027
How can I modify this, so that for longer titles, this doesn't run over the edges?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:53
Also, when copying your code into an overleaf document, it throws an error, do you know why?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:54
Also, I changed the definition of the definition header font to theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseriesscshape} and removed it in the environment definition: newshadedtheorem{defn}{Definition}[subsection], so that in this listing, the font of "Definition" is a normal one, like for the lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:02
Also, I wanted to use: usepackage[bookmarks=true,colorlinks=true,linkcolor=black]{hyperref} and even though I use usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref,hyperref]{ntheorem}, it still looks like this: lemma.1.1.1 Lemma & 1.1.beta & second lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:19
I changed the code, so you get a linebreak in the tabular for long titles. I don't know why overleaf should throw an error. About hyperref look at section 3.4 of the documentation and maybe ask a new question for that one.
– dexteritas
Feb 4 at 8:48
|
show 2 more comments
2
+50
Adaptations:
- removed:
newcounter{counter}andnumberwithin{counter}{subsection}
- added:
theoremnumbering{arabic}ortheoremnumbering{greek}(see page 17 of the ntheorem documentation) - changed:
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection]to use subsection number + theoremnumbering - added: new columntype
Lfot tabular, so long titles get a linebreak - added:
defnenvironments for testing the result - note: use UTF8 coding as file encoding to preserve german umlauts. (see line 4)
Code:
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
theoremnumbering{arabic} % <- NEW for arabic counter
newshadedtheorem{defn}{textsc{Definition}}[subsection] % subsection + arabic
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
theoremnumbering{greek} % <- NEW for greek counter
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection] % subsection + greek
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
usepackage{tabularx}
newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{hspace{0pt}raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}} % linksbündig mit Breitenangabe
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrL{85mm}@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
subsection{first subsection}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[second lemma with a very long title to get a linebreak in tabular]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[first theorem]
This is a theorem, also.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[second theorem]
This is a theorem.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[fifth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Result:
answered Feb 3 at 17:47
dexteritasdexteritas
3,7621027
How can I modify this, so that for longer titles, this doesn't run over the edges?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:53
Also, when copying your code into an overleaf document, it throws an error, do you know why?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:54
Also, I changed the definition of the definition header font to theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseriesscshape} and removed it in the environment definition: newshadedtheorem{defn}{Definition}[subsection], so that in this listing, the font of "Definition" is a normal one, like for the lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:02
Also, I wanted to use: usepackage[bookmarks=true,colorlinks=true,linkcolor=black]{hyperref} and even though I use usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref,hyperref]{ntheorem}, it still looks like this: lemma.1.1.1 Lemma & 1.1.beta & second lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:19
I changed the code, so you get a linebreak in the tabular for long titles. I don't know why overleaf should throw an error. About hyperref look at section 3.4 of the documentation and maybe ask a new question for that one.
– dexteritas
Feb 4 at 8:48
|
show 2 more comments
2
+50
2
+50
2
+50
Adaptations:
- removed:
newcounter{counter}andnumberwithin{counter}{subsection}
- added:
theoremnumbering{arabic}ortheoremnumbering{greek}(see page 17 of the ntheorem documentation) - changed:
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection]to use subsection number + theoremnumbering - added: new columntype
Lfot tabular, so long titles get a linebreak - added:
defnenvironments for testing the result - note: use UTF8 coding as file encoding to preserve german umlauts. (see line 4)
Code:
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
theoremnumbering{arabic} % <- NEW for arabic counter
newshadedtheorem{defn}{textsc{Definition}}[subsection] % subsection + arabic
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
theoremnumbering{greek} % <- NEW for greek counter
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection] % subsection + greek
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
usepackage{tabularx}
newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{hspace{0pt}raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}} % linksbündig mit Breitenangabe
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrL{85mm}@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
subsection{first subsection}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[second lemma with a very long title to get a linebreak in tabular]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[first theorem]
This is a theorem, also.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[second theorem]
This is a theorem.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[fifth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Result:
answered Feb 3 at 17:47
dexteritasdexteritas
3,7621027
Adaptations:
- removed:
newcounter{counter}andnumberwithin{counter}{subsection}
- added:
theoremnumbering{arabic}ortheoremnumbering{greek}(see page 17 of the ntheorem documentation) - changed:
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection]to use subsection number + theoremnumbering - added: new columntype
Lfot tabular, so long titles get a linebreak - added:
defnenvironments for testing the result - note: use UTF8 coding as file encoding to preserve german umlauts. (see line 4)
Code:
documentclass[a4paper,twoside]{article}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,mathtools,framed}
usepackage{enumitem} % einfacher Nummerierung verändern
usepackage{listofitems} % für Farben für Kapitel
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Theoreme%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref]{ntheorem} % [thmmarks] guarantees endmarks
%theorem
usepackage{tcolorbox}
tcbuselibrary{theorems}
newtcbtheorem[number within=subsection]{thm}{Satz}
{{colback=mycolors[thesection]!5},
{colframe=mycolors[thesection]!95!black},
fonttitle=scshapebfseries,
before skip=15pt plus 2pt,after skip=15pt plus 2pt}{th}
setsepchar{,}
readlistmycolors{amaranth,blue,orange,purple}
% defn
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{normalfont}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseries}
theoremindent=5mm
deftheoremframecommand{colorbox{mycolors[thesection]!10}}
theoremnumbering{arabic} % <- NEW for arabic counter
newshadedtheorem{defn}{textsc{Definition}}[subsection] % subsection + arabic
%lemma
theoremstyle{break}
theoremprework{%
defFrameCommand{
{color{mycolors[thesection]}{hspace{-8pt}vrule width 2pt hspace{6pt}}}}
medbreak}
theorempostwork{medbreak}
theorembodyfont{itshape}
theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmnormalfontbfseries}
theoremindent0.5cm
theoremnumbering{greek} % <- NEW for greek counter
newframedtheorem{lemma}{Lemma}[subsection] % subsection + greek
definecolor{amaranth}{HTML}{a82337}
definecolor{orange}{HTML}{BF7F00}
definecolor{blue}{HTML}{016FB9}
definecolor{purple}{HTML}{603C96}
usepackage{tabularx}
newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{hspace{0pt}raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}} % linksbündig mit Breitenangabe
newtheoremlisttype{tab}%
{begin{tabular*}{linewidth}{@{}lrL{85mm}@{extracolsep{fill}}r@{}}}%
{##1&##2&##3&##4\}%
{end{tabular*}}
begin{document}
section{first section}
subsection{first subsection}
begin{lemma}[first lemma]
This is a lemma
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[second lemma with a very long title to get a linebreak in tabular]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[first theorem]
This is a theorem, also.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[third lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{lemma}[fourth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
begin{defn}[second theorem]
This is a theorem.
end{defn}
begin{lemma}[fifth lemma]
This is a lemma, also.
end{lemma}
section{Alle wichtigen Definitionen und Lemmata}
theoremlisttype{tab}
listtheorems{defn,lemma}
end{document}
Result:
answered Feb 3 at 17:47
dexteritasdexteritas
3,7621027
edited Feb 4 at 8:43
answered Feb 3 at 17:47
dexteritasdexteritas
3,7621027
answered Feb 3 at 17:47
dexteritasdexteritas
3,7621027
answered Feb 3 at 17:47
dexteritasdexteritas
3,7621027
3,7621027
How can I modify this, so that for longer titles, this doesn't run over the edges?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:53
Also, when copying your code into an overleaf document, it throws an error, do you know why?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:54
Also, I changed the definition of the definition header font to theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseriesscshape} and removed it in the environment definition: newshadedtheorem{defn}{Definition}[subsection], so that in this listing, the font of "Definition" is a normal one, like for the lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:02
Also, I wanted to use: usepackage[bookmarks=true,colorlinks=true,linkcolor=black]{hyperref} and even though I use usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref,hyperref]{ntheorem}, it still looks like this: lemma.1.1.1 Lemma & 1.1.beta & second lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:19
I changed the code, so you get a linebreak in the tabular for long titles. I don't know why overleaf should throw an error. About hyperref look at section 3.4 of the documentation and maybe ask a new question for that one.
– dexteritas
Feb 4 at 8:48
|
show 2 more comments
How can I modify this, so that for longer titles, this doesn't run over the edges?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:53
Also, when copying your code into an overleaf document, it throws an error, do you know why?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:54
Also, I changed the definition of the definition header font to theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseriesscshape} and removed it in the environment definition: newshadedtheorem{defn}{Definition}[subsection], so that in this listing, the font of "Definition" is a normal one, like for the lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:02
Also, I wanted to use: usepackage[bookmarks=true,colorlinks=true,linkcolor=black]{hyperref} and even though I use usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref,hyperref]{ntheorem}, it still looks like this: lemma.1.1.1 Lemma & 1.1.beta & second lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:19
I changed the code, so you get a linebreak in the tabular for long titles. I don't know why overleaf should throw an error. About hyperref look at section 3.4 of the documentation and maybe ask a new question for that one.
– dexteritas
Feb 4 at 8:48
How can I modify this, so that for longer titles, this doesn't run over the edges?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:53
How can I modify this, so that for longer titles, this doesn't run over the edges?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:53
Also, when copying your code into an overleaf document, it throws an error, do you know why?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:54
Also, when copying your code into an overleaf document, it throws an error, do you know why?
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 22:54
Also, I changed the definition of the definition header font to theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseriesscshape} and removed it in the environment definition: newshadedtheorem{defn}{Definition}[subsection], so that in this listing, the font of "Definition" is a normal one, like for the lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:02
Also, I changed the definition of the definition header font to theoremheaderfont{kern-5mmbfseriesscshape} and removed it in the environment definition: newshadedtheorem{defn}{Definition}[subsection], so that in this listing, the font of "Definition" is a normal one, like for the lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:02
Also, I wanted to use: usepackage[bookmarks=true,colorlinks=true,linkcolor=black]{hyperref} and even though I use usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref,hyperref]{ntheorem}, it still looks like this: lemma.1.1.1 Lemma & 1.1.beta & second lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:19
Also, I wanted to use: usepackage[bookmarks=true,colorlinks=true,linkcolor=black]{hyperref} and even though I use usepackage[thmmarks,framed,thref,hyperref]{ntheorem}, it still looks like this: lemma.1.1.1 Lemma & 1.1.beta & second lemma.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 23:19
I changed the code, so you get a linebreak in the tabular for long titles. I don't know why overleaf should throw an error. About hyperref look at section 3.4 of the documentation and maybe ask a new question for that one.
– dexteritas
Feb 4 at 8:48
I changed the code, so you get a linebreak in the tabular for long titles. I don't know why overleaf should throw an error. About hyperref look at section 3.4 of the documentation and maybe ask a new question for that one.
– dexteritas
Feb 4 at 8:48
|
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Can you specify your question? Which extension of
ntheorem? What is the desired result? What is wrong with the counters? You have already a list of all lemmata that are used in your example code.– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 13:03
The extension is the newtheorentype. It come directly from the documentation of ntheorem and the desired result is the result from the documentation.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 13:57
Do you mean
newtheoremlisttype? There are multiple examples in the documentation. So please be more specific where someone should find the desired result. Give a page number or describe the result directly in the question.– dexteritas
Feb 3 at 14:11
Yes, I do. The example is found on the bottom of page 26 and the result on page 27, I copied the code from the documentation as last thing in my preamble.
– Viktor Glombik
Feb 3 at 15:02