[Tex/LaTex] picture showing all the lengths used in lists

Question

I want to adjust the length parameters in a list (happens to be to make it more condensed, but that's not relevant). I do this infrequently enough that I don't remember all the lengths that are involved and have to look them up every time. But the references I usually find (via some search engine or other) tend to be purely descriptive. Being a very visual learner, I would find it much easier to remember if I had a diagram to look at (something like what is produced by the layout package).

Does such a diagram exist showing how the lengths fit together in a list?

Note that even if I were using a package such as enumitem to do the actual adjusting, I'd still have to have a reasonable idea of which lengths were involved.

(If the answer to this is "no" and someone draws one, or the answer is "yes, but here's a better one", then I'll happily add a bounty to this question when I'm allowed and award it to the nicest diagram.)

Answer 1

You need the layouts package.

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{layouts}

\begin{document}
\drawlist

\begin{enumerate}
\item foo
\currentlist
\begin{figure}
\listdesign
\end{figure}
\end{enumerate}
\end{document}