I'm trying to put equation numbers next to text as if said text was an equation. If I use \text{}
in an align*
environment, it typesets the text right-aligned and the whole environment centered, but that's not what I want. I would like the text to look like in an itemize
or enumerate
environment (for example, indented), but still with an equation number behind it. And that equation number should come from the regular equation number "pool".
Ideally, it would look like this:
We have to make sure that:
A is very b, (1)
A is not c. (2)
How can I write this in LaTeX?
Best Answer
Here's one way (taken some code from Input manually a number into
\eqref
):The above MWE provides
\eqnum
which inserts the equation number using theamsmath
\eqref
way. A subsequent\label
makes one able to reference it. Of course, the print-and\label
technique could be combined, if needed:which allows one to use
\eqlab{<label>}
.For flushed-right equation numbering, use the following definition: