Change reference behaviour of newlist depending on theorem environment
I am using ntheorem and cleveref, and I want to reference enumerate environments inside theorems, like the following:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{ntheorem, cleveref, enumitem}
% Define theorem environments
theoremstyle{plain}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}
newtheorem{proposition}{Proposition}
% Define new list environments for use in theorems
newlist{enumthm}{enumerate}{1}
setlist[enumthm]{label=upshape(arabic*), ref=upshapethetheorem(arabic*)}
crefalias{enumthmi}{theorem}
newlist{enumprop}{enumerate}{1}
setlist[enumprop]{label=upshape(arabic*), ref=upshapetheproposition(arabic*)}
crefalias{enumpropi}{proposition}
begin{document}
begin{proposition}
begin{enumprop}
item First claim. This one is important. label{important_claim}
item Second claim
end{enumprop}
end{proposition}
The result follows from the important cref{important_claim}.
end{document}
However, what if I decide that this proposition should actually be a theorem? Then I would have to change both the proposition and enumprop environments to get the proper references.
Is there any way to create a list environment such that both the reference name ("theorem" or "proposition") as well as the counter are automatically determined by the environment in which the list is placed?
cross-referencing lists enumerate theorems
asked Mar 25 at 14:59
Danny HansenDanny Hansen
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I am using ntheorem and cleveref, and I want to reference enumerate environments inside theorems, like the following:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{ntheorem, cleveref, enumitem}
% Define theorem environments
theoremstyle{plain}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}
newtheorem{proposition}{Proposition}
% Define new list environments for use in theorems
newlist{enumthm}{enumerate}{1}
setlist[enumthm]{label=upshape(arabic*), ref=upshapethetheorem(arabic*)}
crefalias{enumthmi}{theorem}
newlist{enumprop}{enumerate}{1}
setlist[enumprop]{label=upshape(arabic*), ref=upshapetheproposition(arabic*)}
crefalias{enumpropi}{proposition}
begin{document}
begin{proposition}
begin{enumprop}
item First claim. This one is important. label{important_claim}
item Second claim
end{enumprop}
end{proposition}
The result follows from the important cref{important_claim}.
end{document}
However, what if I decide that this proposition should actually be a theorem? Then I would have to change both the proposition and enumprop environments to get the proper references.
Is there any way to create a list environment such that both the reference name ("theorem" or "proposition") as well as the counter are automatically determined by the environment in which the list is placed?
cross-referencing lists enumerate theorems
asked Mar 25 at 14:59
Danny HansenDanny Hansen
677
add a comment |
I am using ntheorem and cleveref, and I want to reference enumerate environments inside theorems, like the following:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{ntheorem, cleveref, enumitem}
% Define theorem environments
theoremstyle{plain}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}
newtheorem{proposition}{Proposition}
% Define new list environments for use in theorems
newlist{enumthm}{enumerate}{1}
setlist[enumthm]{label=upshape(arabic*), ref=upshapethetheorem(arabic*)}
crefalias{enumthmi}{theorem}
newlist{enumprop}{enumerate}{1}
setlist[enumprop]{label=upshape(arabic*), ref=upshapetheproposition(arabic*)}
crefalias{enumpropi}{proposition}
begin{document}
begin{proposition}
begin{enumprop}
item First claim. This one is important. label{important_claim}
item Second claim
end{enumprop}
end{proposition}
The result follows from the important cref{important_claim}.
end{document}
However, what if I decide that this proposition should actually be a theorem? Then I would have to change both the proposition and enumprop environments to get the proper references.
Is there any way to create a list environment such that both the reference name ("theorem" or "proposition") as well as the counter are automatically determined by the environment in which the list is placed?
cross-referencing lists enumerate theorems
asked Mar 25 at 14:59
Danny HansenDanny Hansen
677
I am using ntheorem and cleveref, and I want to reference enumerate environments inside theorems, like the following:
documentclass{article}
usepackage{ntheorem, cleveref, enumitem}
% Define theorem environments
theoremstyle{plain}
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}
newtheorem{proposition}{Proposition}
% Define new list environments for use in theorems
newlist{enumthm}{enumerate}{1}
setlist[enumthm]{label=upshape(arabic*), ref=upshapethetheorem(arabic*)}
crefalias{enumthmi}{theorem}
newlist{enumprop}{enumerate}{1}
setlist[enumprop]{label=upshape(arabic*), ref=upshapetheproposition(arabic*)}
crefalias{enumpropi}{proposition}
begin{document}
begin{proposition}
begin{enumprop}
item First claim. This one is important. label{important_claim}
item Second claim
end{enumprop}
end{proposition}
The result follows from the important cref{important_claim}.
end{document}
However, what if I decide that this proposition should actually be a theorem? Then I would have to change both the proposition and enumprop environments to get the proper references.
Is there any way to create a list environment such that both the reference name ("theorem" or "proposition") as well as the counter are automatically determined by the environment in which the list is placed?
cross-referencing lists enumerate theorems
cross-referencing lists enumerate theorems
asked Mar 25 at 14:59
Danny HansenDanny Hansen
677
asked Mar 25 at 14:59
Danny HansenDanny Hansen
677
asked Mar 25 at 14:59
Danny HansenDanny Hansen
677
asked Mar 25 at 14:59
Danny HansenDanny Hansen
677
asked Mar 25 at 14:59
Danny HansenDanny Hansen
677
677
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