I'm experimenting with enumitem version 3.4 (released Aug 2011) a little but facing a problem in customizing the ref
.
What I'm trying to reach is simple: Have list label in the form 1.1.3. for example. This is easy using the label*
key. However, I don't want the references to take the same form as the label. This is because the dot (.) at the end is inconvenient to appear in the middle of a sentence.
So I defined the list as follows:
\newlist{procedureflow}{enumerate}{2}
\setlist[procedureflow,1]{label*=\color{blue!80!black}\arabic*.,ref=\arabic*}
\setlist[procedureflow,2]{label*=\color{green!80!black}\arabic*.,ref=\arabic{enumi}.\arabic*}
The problem with the above code is that the part ref=\arabic{enumi}.\arabic*
evaluates using the current value of enumi
which of course has nothing to do with the list that is yet to come later in the source file 🙁
Here is the code in which the list is created:
\begin{procedureflow}
\item First
\item Second
\begin{procedureflow}
\item First First
\item Second Second\label{mylabel}
\end{procedureflow}
\end{procedureflow}
Here is a cross reference: \ref{mylabel}
There are similar examples in the user guide of enumitem (chapter 5, page 9), so I wonder how could I use the ref
key to have the reference displayed as 1.1.3 (i.e. without a dot at the end)? (I feel something is not right in enumitem
in that regard! At least the example seems not useful to me)
Best Answer
I build a minimal example with your code fragment.
With this version
You have to use the correct counter:
procedureflowi