On Sun, 17 Oct 1999, Paolo wrote:
> I would like to continue the enumeration of a list across a block of text
> that should be set in standard environment.
> Are there latex commands that i can use?
If the block of text is directly related to one of your enumeration points
you can simply 'depth-increment' it to make it a second paragraph of the
enumeration point. This is also available as a toolbar icon -- two small
arrows pointing to the sides and help bubble of "Change environment
depth".
If the block is unrelated and you really must break up your enumeration
then youm may be able to do something with a \setcounter{enumi}{5} or
similar at the start of the first enumeration after the break. You might
also be able to add something like:
\let\saveenumi=\enumi
at the last unbroken enumeration. NOTE: you'll need to replace \enumi
with whatever LaTeX is necessary to get the counter value of enumi. I'm
not sure how that works. Anyway, if you get that working you can then use
the \saveenumi in the setcounter command.
BTW, I can't guarantee that I got the \setcounter syntax correct either.
Allan. (ARRae)
