Custom referencable items











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I have a list of conditions I want to reference, so I use



begin{enumerate}
item label{foo} ...
item label{bar} ...
end{enumerate}
We reference the condition ref{foo}.


This way the conditions are numbered 1, 2, 3…
But what if I want a custom “numbering” reflecting some relation between the conditions like 1, 1', 2, 3, …? If I write



begin{enumerate}
item label{foo} ...
item[1'] label{bar} ...
end{enumerate}


the referencing does not work, the value 1' is not associated with the label bar.










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    I have a list of conditions I want to reference, so I use



    begin{enumerate}
    item label{foo} ...
    item label{bar} ...
    end{enumerate}
    We reference the condition ref{foo}.


    This way the conditions are numbered 1, 2, 3…
    But what if I want a custom “numbering” reflecting some relation between the conditions like 1, 1', 2, 3, …? If I write



    begin{enumerate}
    item label{foo} ...
    item[1'] label{bar} ...
    end{enumerate}


    the referencing does not work, the value 1' is not associated with the label bar.










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      I have a list of conditions I want to reference, so I use



      begin{enumerate}
      item label{foo} ...
      item label{bar} ...
      end{enumerate}
      We reference the condition ref{foo}.


      This way the conditions are numbered 1, 2, 3…
      But what if I want a custom “numbering” reflecting some relation between the conditions like 1, 1', 2, 3, …? If I write



      begin{enumerate}
      item label{foo} ...
      item[1'] label{bar} ...
      end{enumerate}


      the referencing does not work, the value 1' is not associated with the label bar.










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      I have a list of conditions I want to reference, so I use



      begin{enumerate}
      item label{foo} ...
      item label{bar} ...
      end{enumerate}
      We reference the condition ref{foo}.


      This way the conditions are numbered 1, 2, 3…
      But what if I want a custom “numbering” reflecting some relation between the conditions like 1, 1', 2, 3, …? If I write



      begin{enumerate}
      item label{foo} ...
      item[1'] label{bar} ...
      end{enumerate}


      the referencing does not work, the value 1' is not associated with the label bar.







      cross-referencing lists enumerate itemize labels






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