Thanks Uwe and Richard, I did not think of an example file. BTW, the enumitem module does not have one either.
Richard Heck wrote: > On 01/19/2016 05:28 AM, Richard Heck wrote: >> >> Can this be used with enumitem? I'm guessing maybe not. And if not, >> then we should put an exclusion into the module. I think an exclusion makes sense (see attached). > The answer seems to come in parts: > > (1) The enumitem and paralist packages CAN be used together, but > paralist MUST be loaded before enumitem [1]. We do not have any way to > ensure that, however. It might therefore be better not to allow them to > be used together. > > (2) As of version 3.0, which has been out since 2011, inline lists, > which are the main purpose of paralist, can be used in enumitem, as > well. You have to give the package option "inline". The inline lists > themselves are then starred versions of the usual lists. Possibly, we > should add this behavior to enumitem. Then the exclusion of paralist > won't matter so much. And maybe with an extended enumitem module we do not need the paralist module at all. I created the paralist module because my wife needed these inline lists. Georg
