showlabels problems with subequations

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I would like to resume the post on the usepackage{showlabels} for a moment

working on some things, I found this code very handy, but I saw that when I activate the usepackage{showlabels}, from these problems. what could it be?

documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showlabels} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 19:02

asked Nov 20 at 18:05

Antonio

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Interesting, apparently something about the interaction between showlabels and empheq has changed since 2014. This answer, which worked back then, now suffers from the same problem.
– Circumscribe
Nov 20 at 18:38

1

With TeX Live 2015 the output is correct, it starts to be mangled with TeX Live 2016 on.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 18:46

@egreg therefore, it does not have a solution, but it is a problem between the two packages.
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 19:05

A change to showlabels for enhancing compatibility with amsmath results in the label printed twice, one without the shift due to empheqlbrace, and one with. Indeed, if you remove the left= option, you'll not see the issue, because the double labels overprint each other. I can't see a workaround, sorry. Both showlabels and empheq hook in maketag@@@ and conflict arises.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 21:31

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I would like to resume the post on the usepackage{showlabels} for a moment

working on some things, I found this code very handy, but I saw that when I activate the usepackage{showlabels}, from these problems. what could it be?

documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showlabels} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 19:02

asked Nov 20 at 18:05

Antonio

13611

1

Interesting, apparently something about the interaction between showlabels and empheq has changed since 2014. This answer, which worked back then, now suffers from the same problem.
– Circumscribe
Nov 20 at 18:38

1

With TeX Live 2015 the output is correct, it starts to be mangled with TeX Live 2016 on.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 18:46

@egreg therefore, it does not have a solution, but it is a problem between the two packages.
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 19:05

A change to showlabels for enhancing compatibility with amsmath results in the label printed twice, one without the shift due to empheqlbrace, and one with. Indeed, if you remove the left= option, you'll not see the issue, because the double labels overprint each other. I can't see a workaround, sorry. Both showlabels and empheq hook in maketag@@@ and conflict arises.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 21:31

add a comment |

up vote
3
down vote

favorite

I would like to resume the post on the usepackage{showlabels} for a moment

working on some things, I found this code very handy, but I saw that when I activate the usepackage{showlabels}, from these problems. what could it be?

documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showlabels} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 19:02

asked Nov 20 at 18:05

Antonio

13611

I would like to resume the post on the usepackage{showlabels} for a moment

working on some things, I found this code very handy, but I saw that when I activate the usepackage{showlabels}, from these problems. what could it be?

documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showlabels} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

enter image description here

numbering labels subequations showlabels

edited Nov 20 at 19:02

asked Nov 20 at 18:05

Antonio

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edited Nov 20 at 19:02

asked Nov 20 at 18:05

Antonio

13611

edited Nov 20 at 19:02

asked Nov 20 at 18:05

Antonio

13611

asked Nov 20 at 18:05

Antonio

13611

asked Nov 20 at 18:05

Antonio

13611

1

Interesting, apparently something about the interaction between showlabels and empheq has changed since 2014. This answer, which worked back then, now suffers from the same problem.
– Circumscribe
Nov 20 at 18:38

1

With TeX Live 2015 the output is correct, it starts to be mangled with TeX Live 2016 on.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 18:46

@egreg therefore, it does not have a solution, but it is a problem between the two packages.
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 19:05

A change to showlabels for enhancing compatibility with amsmath results in the label printed twice, one without the shift due to empheqlbrace, and one with. Indeed, if you remove the left= option, you'll not see the issue, because the double labels overprint each other. I can't see a workaround, sorry. Both showlabels and empheq hook in maketag@@@ and conflict arises.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 21:31

add a comment |

1

Interesting, apparently something about the interaction between showlabels and empheq has changed since 2014. This answer, which worked back then, now suffers from the same problem.
– Circumscribe
Nov 20 at 18:38

1

With TeX Live 2015 the output is correct, it starts to be mangled with TeX Live 2016 on.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 18:46

@egreg therefore, it does not have a solution, but it is a problem between the two packages.
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 19:05

A change to showlabels for enhancing compatibility with amsmath results in the label printed twice, one without the shift due to empheqlbrace, and one with. Indeed, if you remove the left= option, you'll not see the issue, because the double labels overprint each other. I can't see a workaround, sorry. Both showlabels and empheq hook in maketag@@@ and conflict arises.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 21:31

Interesting, apparently something about the interaction between showlabels and empheq has changed since 2014. This answer, which worked back then, now suffers from the same problem.
– Circumscribe
Nov 20 at 18:38

With TeX Live 2015 the output is correct, it starts to be mangled with TeX Live 2016 on.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 18:46

@egreg therefore, it does not have a solution, but it is a problem between the two packages.
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 19:05

A change to showlabels for enhancing compatibility with amsmath results in the label printed twice, one without the shift due to empheqlbrace, and one with. Indeed, if you remove the left= option, you'll not see the issue, because the double labels overprint each other. I can't see a workaround, sorry. Both showlabels and empheq hook in maketag@@@ and conflict arises.
– egreg
Nov 20 at 21:31

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You could use showkeys instead

enter image description here

documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showkeys} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

See
numcases environment with showlabels package

:-)

answered Nov 20 at 21:55

David Carlisle

478k3811071841

I must confess that the form of usepackage{showlabels}, is much more orderly, but this is more effective. I do not like the rectangles aesthetically, thanks for the suggestion
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 22:09

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You could use showkeys instead

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documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showkeys} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

See
numcases environment with showlabels package

:-)

answered Nov 20 at 21:55

David Carlisle

478k3811071841

I must confess that the form of usepackage{showlabels}, is much more orderly, but this is more effective. I do not like the rectangles aesthetically, thanks for the suggestion
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 22:09

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

accepted

You could use showkeys instead

enter image description here

documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showkeys} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

See
numcases environment with showlabels package

:-)

answered Nov 20 at 21:55

David Carlisle

478k3811071841

I must confess that the form of usepackage{showlabels}, is much more orderly, but this is more effective. I do not like the rectangles aesthetically, thanks for the suggestion
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 22:09

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

accepted

You could use showkeys instead

enter image description here

documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showkeys} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

See
numcases environment with showlabels package

:-)

answered Nov 20 at 21:55

David Carlisle

478k3811071841

You could use showkeys instead

enter image description here

documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}



usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{empheq}

usepackage{showkeys} %%<------



begin{document}

We refer to the subequation eqref{eq079.1} end eqref{eq079.2} and the whole equation (ref{eq:all}).

begin{subequations}

    label{eq:all}

begin{empheq}[left={empheqlbrace,}]{align}

    &rho = rho+quad text{con}quad tilde{rho}llrho_{0}  label{eq079.1}

    \ nonumber \ 

    &p = p_{0} + tilde{p} quad text{con}quad p_{_{0}} = cdotsquad  text{e}quad  tilde{p}ll p_{0}label{eq079.2}

end{empheq}

end{subequations}



end{document}

See
numcases environment with showlabels package

:-)

answered Nov 20 at 21:55

David Carlisle

478k3811071841

answered Nov 20 at 21:55

David Carlisle

478k3811071841

answered Nov 20 at 21:55

David Carlisle

478k3811071841

answered Nov 20 at 21:55

David Carlisle

478k3811071841

I must confess that the form of usepackage{showlabels}, is much more orderly, but this is more effective. I do not like the rectangles aesthetically, thanks for the suggestion
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 22:09

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I must confess that the form of usepackage{showlabels}, is much more orderly, but this is more effective. I do not like the rectangles aesthetically, thanks for the suggestion
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 22:09

I must confess that the form of usepackage{showlabels}, is much more orderly, but this is more effective. I do not like the rectangles aesthetically, thanks for the suggestion
– Antonio
Nov 20 at 22:09

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