Thanks Aditya for your suggestion. The problem is that I already have about 200 separate documents in this format: \startCasus[casus-166][Title: my title] Text \stopcasus Does anyone have an other idea? Regards, Robert Op Za, 3 maart, 2007 7:37 pm schreef Aditya Mahajan:
On Sat, 3 Mar 2007, r.ermers@hccnet.nl wrote:
Dear Friends,
For about a year and a half I have been using Taco's macro for theorems. I use it in the following way:
\startCasus[casus-166][Title: my title] text text text \stopCasus
The result ought to be:
Casus 1. Title: my title
The macro has been working fine, but recently it does not print the title anymore, leaving only Casus 1. I badly need it working for my courses.
Has anyone any suggestions?
Hi Robert,
I have not looked into Taco's code carefully. But at first glance I do not see why it should not work. I can not test it right now.
However, I am working on enhancing enumerations to have all the features needed for theorems. With what I have right now, you can do
\defineenumeration[Casus][title=yes,titledistance=1ex,titleleft={Title: },titleright=] after which you can say,
\startCasus[casus-166]{my title} to get the same result.
You can also get end-of-proof markers. This is something that I am working on right now, but if you want to test it, I can send you the files.
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