How to resume enumi in a question of exsheets?

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I can resume by adding setcounterenumithetemp before the first item setcountertemptheenumi after the last item where temp is my new counter. However this approach does not look elegant. I don't want to type those adjustments by hand. Is there any better way to inject those adjustments by patching?



documentclassarticle
usepackageexsheets
usepackageenumitem

begindocument
beginquestion
beginenumerate[label=arabic*.]
 item one
 item two
endenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution

beginquestion
beginenumerate[resume,label=arabic*.]
 item must be three rather than one.
 item must be four rather than two.
endenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution
enddocument


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  • Probably due to the nested environments, see e.g. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1669/resuming-a-list for a possible solution
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I can resume by adding setcounterenumithetemp before the first item setcountertemptheenumi after the last item where temp is my new counter. However this approach does not look elegant. I don't want to type those adjustments by hand. Is there any better way to inject those adjustments by patching?



documentclassarticle
usepackageexsheets
usepackageenumitem

begindocument
beginquestion
beginenumerate[label=arabic*.]
 item one
 item two
endenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution

beginquestion
beginenumerate[resume,label=arabic*.]
 item must be three rather than one.
 item must be four rather than two.
endenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution
enddocument


enter image description here






counters enumitem exsheets







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  • Probably due to the nested environments, see e.g. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1669/resuming-a-list for a possible solution
    – albert
    1 hour ago












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1
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up vote
1
down vote

favorite











I can resume by adding setcounterenumithetemp before the first item setcountertemptheenumi after the last item where temp is my new counter. However this approach does not look elegant. I don't want to type those adjustments by hand. Is there any better way to inject those adjustments by patching?



documentclassarticle
usepackageexsheets
usepackageenumitem

begindocument
beginquestion
beginenumerate[label=arabic*.]
 item one
 item two
endenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution

beginquestion
beginenumerate[resume,label=arabic*.]
 item must be three rather than one.
 item must be four rather than two.
endenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution
enddocument


enter image description here






counters enumitem exsheets







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I can resume by adding setcounterenumithetemp before the first item setcountertemptheenumi after the last item where temp is my new counter. However this approach does not look elegant. I don't want to type those adjustments by hand. Is there any better way to inject those adjustments by patching?



documentclassarticle
usepackageexsheets
usepackageenumitem

begindocument
beginquestion
beginenumerate[label=arabic*.]
 item one
 item two
endenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution

beginquestion
beginenumerate[resume,label=arabic*.]
 item must be three rather than one.
 item must be four rather than two.
endenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution
enddocument


enter image description here






counters enumitem exsheets




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  • Probably due to the nested environments, see e.g. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1669/resuming-a-list for a possible solution
    – albert
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  • Probably due to the nested environments, see e.g. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1669/resuming-a-list for a possible solution
    – albert
    1 hour ago















Probably due to the nested environments, see e.g. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1669/resuming-a-list for a possible solution
– albert
1 hour ago




Probably due to the nested environments, see e.g. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/1669/resuming-a-list for a possible solution
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If you want that the “subquestions” are numbered using the same series throughout the document, you can use the following:



documentclassarticle
usepackageexsheets

newcounterglobalenumerate
newenvironmentgenumerate
 beginenumeratesetcounterenumivalueglobalenumerate
 setcounterglobalenumeratevalueenumiendenumerate

begindocument
beginquestion
begingenumerate
 item one
 item two
endgenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution

beginquestion
begingenumerate
 item must be three rather than one.
 item must be four rather than two.
endgenumerate
endquestion
beginsolution
endsolution
enddocument


This won't affect other usages of enumerate.



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    You can use the series key:



    documentclassarticle
    usepackageexsheets
    usepackageenumitem

    begindocument

    beginquestion
    beginenumerate[label=arabic*., series=A]%
     item one
     item two
    endenumerate
    endquestion
    beginsolution
    endsolution

    beginquestion
    beginenumerate[resume*=A]
     item must be three rather than one.
     item must be four rather than two.
    endenumerate
    endquestion
    beginsolution
    endsolution

    enddocument


    enter image description here






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    • +1. Given that the OP wants to automate things as much as possible, you may want to add the instruction setlist[enumerate,1]label=arabic*.,resume=A in the preamble, after loading the enumitem package. That way, the subsequent [label=arabic*., series=A] and [resume*=A] option directives may be omitted.
      – Mico
      47 mins ago






    • 1




      @Mico: I already thought of this possibility, but what if only some questions have to share the same counter, another set of questions another counter, and so on?
      – Bernard
      44 mins ago


















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    The enumitem package features a resume option, which you are attempting to employ. However, this option works only locally, i.e., not across other numbered environments. However, the package also features a method to make the resume feature apply globally; see section 3.5 of the package's user guide for the full details. The global form of resume differs from the local form of resume by making resume point to a "series". I suggest you create a dedicated enumerate-like environment (called, say, myenum) as follows:



    newlistmyenumenumerate1
    setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz


    That way, you still have access to the "regular" enumerate environment elsewhere in the document.



    A full MWE (I'll skip the screenshot):



    documentclassarticle
    usepackageexsheets
    usepackageenumitem
    newlistmyenumenumerate1
    setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz

    begindocument
    beginquestion
    beginmyenum
     item one
     item two
    endmyenum
    endquestion
    beginsolution
    endsolution

    beginquestion
    beginmyenum
     item three
     item four
    endmyenum
    endquestion
    beginsolution
    endsolution
    enddocument





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      If you want that the “subquestions” are numbered using the same series throughout the document, you can use the following:



      documentclassarticle
      usepackageexsheets

      newcounterglobalenumerate
      newenvironmentgenumerate
       beginenumeratesetcounterenumivalueglobalenumerate
       setcounterglobalenumeratevalueenumiendenumerate

      begindocument
      beginquestion
      begingenumerate
       item one
       item two
      endgenumerate
      endquestion
      beginsolution
      endsolution

      beginquestion
      begingenumerate
       item must be three rather than one.
       item must be four rather than two.
      endgenumerate
      endquestion
      beginsolution
      endsolution
      enddocument


      This won't affect other usages of enumerate.



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        up vote
        1
        down vote



        accepted










        If you want that the “subquestions” are numbered using the same series throughout the document, you can use the following:



        documentclassarticle
        usepackageexsheets

        newcounterglobalenumerate
        newenvironmentgenumerate
         beginenumeratesetcounterenumivalueglobalenumerate
         setcounterglobalenumeratevalueenumiendenumerate

        begindocument
        beginquestion
        begingenumerate
         item one
         item two
        endgenumerate
        endquestion
        beginsolution
        endsolution

        beginquestion
        begingenumerate
         item must be three rather than one.
         item must be four rather than two.
        endgenumerate
        endquestion
        beginsolution
        endsolution
        enddocument


        This won't affect other usages of enumerate.



        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer






















          up vote
          1
          down vote



          accepted







          up vote
          1
          down vote



          accepted






          If you want that the “subquestions” are numbered using the same series throughout the document, you can use the following:



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageexsheets

          newcounterglobalenumerate
          newenvironmentgenumerate
           beginenumeratesetcounterenumivalueglobalenumerate
           setcounterglobalenumeratevalueenumiendenumerate

          begindocument
          beginquestion
          begingenumerate
           item one
           item two
          endgenumerate
          endquestion
          beginsolution
          endsolution

          beginquestion
          begingenumerate
           item must be three rather than one.
           item must be four rather than two.
          endgenumerate
          endquestion
          beginsolution
          endsolution
          enddocument


          This won't affect other usages of enumerate.



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer












          If you want that the “subquestions” are numbered using the same series throughout the document, you can use the following:



          documentclassarticle
          usepackageexsheets

          newcounterglobalenumerate
          newenvironmentgenumerate
           beginenumeratesetcounterenumivalueglobalenumerate
           setcounterglobalenumeratevalueenumiendenumerate

          begindocument
          beginquestion
          begingenumerate
           item one
           item two
          endgenumerate
          endquestion
          beginsolution
          endsolution

          beginquestion
          begingenumerate
           item must be three rather than one.
           item must be four rather than two.
          endgenumerate
          endquestion
          beginsolution
          endsolution
          enddocument


          This won't affect other usages of enumerate.



          enter image description here







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              3
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              You can use the series key:



              documentclassarticle
              usepackageexsheets
              usepackageenumitem

              begindocument

              beginquestion
              beginenumerate[label=arabic*., series=A]%
               item one
               item two
              endenumerate
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              beginquestion
              beginenumerate[resume*=A]
               item must be three rather than one.
               item must be four rather than two.
              endenumerate
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              enddocument


              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer




















              • +1. Given that the OP wants to automate things as much as possible, you may want to add the instruction setlist[enumerate,1]label=arabic*.,resume=A in the preamble, after loading the enumitem package. That way, the subsequent [label=arabic*., series=A] and [resume*=A] option directives may be omitted.
                – Mico
                47 mins ago






              • 1




                @Mico: I already thought of this possibility, but what if only some questions have to share the same counter, another set of questions another counter, and so on?
                – Bernard
                44 mins ago















              up vote
              3
              down vote













              You can use the series key:



              documentclassarticle
              usepackageexsheets
              usepackageenumitem

              begindocument

              beginquestion
              beginenumerate[label=arabic*., series=A]%
               item one
               item two
              endenumerate
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              beginquestion
              beginenumerate[resume*=A]
               item must be three rather than one.
               item must be four rather than two.
              endenumerate
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              enddocument


              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer




















              • +1. Given that the OP wants to automate things as much as possible, you may want to add the instruction setlist[enumerate,1]label=arabic*.,resume=A in the preamble, after loading the enumitem package. That way, the subsequent [label=arabic*., series=A] and [resume*=A] option directives may be omitted.
                – Mico
                47 mins ago






              • 1




                @Mico: I already thought of this possibility, but what if only some questions have to share the same counter, another set of questions another counter, and so on?
                – Bernard
                44 mins ago













              up vote
              3
              down vote










              up vote
              3
              down vote









              You can use the series key:



              documentclassarticle
              usepackageexsheets
              usepackageenumitem

              begindocument

              beginquestion
              beginenumerate[label=arabic*., series=A]%
               item one
               item two
              endenumerate
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              beginquestion
              beginenumerate[resume*=A]
               item must be three rather than one.
               item must be four rather than two.
              endenumerate
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              enddocument


              enter image description here






              share|improve this answer












              You can use the series key:



              documentclassarticle
              usepackageexsheets
              usepackageenumitem

              begindocument

              beginquestion
              beginenumerate[label=arabic*., series=A]%
               item one
               item two
              endenumerate
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              beginquestion
              beginenumerate[resume*=A]
               item must be three rather than one.
               item must be four rather than two.
              endenumerate
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              enddocument


              enter image description here







              share|improve this answer












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              • +1. Given that the OP wants to automate things as much as possible, you may want to add the instruction setlist[enumerate,1]label=arabic*.,resume=A in the preamble, after loading the enumitem package. That way, the subsequent [label=arabic*., series=A] and [resume*=A] option directives may be omitted.
                – Mico
                47 mins ago






              • 1




                @Mico: I already thought of this possibility, but what if only some questions have to share the same counter, another set of questions another counter, and so on?
                – Bernard
                44 mins ago

















              • +1. Given that the OP wants to automate things as much as possible, you may want to add the instruction setlist[enumerate,1]label=arabic*.,resume=A in the preamble, after loading the enumitem package. That way, the subsequent [label=arabic*., series=A] and [resume*=A] option directives may be omitted.
                – Mico
                47 mins ago






              • 1




                @Mico: I already thought of this possibility, but what if only some questions have to share the same counter, another set of questions another counter, and so on?
                – Bernard
                44 mins ago
















              +1. Given that the OP wants to automate things as much as possible, you may want to add the instruction setlist[enumerate,1]label=arabic*.,resume=A in the preamble, after loading the enumitem package. That way, the subsequent [label=arabic*., series=A] and [resume*=A] option directives may be omitted.
              – Mico
              47 mins ago




              +1. Given that the OP wants to automate things as much as possible, you may want to add the instruction setlist[enumerate,1]label=arabic*.,resume=A in the preamble, after loading the enumitem package. That way, the subsequent [label=arabic*., series=A] and [resume*=A] option directives may be omitted.
              – Mico
              47 mins ago




              1




              1




              @Mico: I already thought of this possibility, but what if only some questions have to share the same counter, another set of questions another counter, and so on?
              – Bernard
              44 mins ago





              @Mico: I already thought of this possibility, but what if only some questions have to share the same counter, another set of questions another counter, and so on?
              – Bernard
              44 mins ago











              up vote
              2
              down vote













              The enumitem package features a resume option, which you are attempting to employ. However, this option works only locally, i.e., not across other numbered environments. However, the package also features a method to make the resume feature apply globally; see section 3.5 of the package's user guide for the full details. The global form of resume differs from the local form of resume by making resume point to a "series". I suggest you create a dedicated enumerate-like environment (called, say, myenum) as follows:



              newlistmyenumenumerate1
              setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz


              That way, you still have access to the "regular" enumerate environment elsewhere in the document.



              A full MWE (I'll skip the screenshot):



              documentclassarticle
              usepackageexsheets
              usepackageenumitem
              newlistmyenumenumerate1
              setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz

              begindocument
              beginquestion
              beginmyenum
               item one
               item two
              endmyenum
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution

              beginquestion
              beginmyenum
               item three
               item four
              endmyenum
              endquestion
              beginsolution
              endsolution
              enddocument





              share|improve this answer
























                up vote
                2
                down vote













                The enumitem package features a resume option, which you are attempting to employ. However, this option works only locally, i.e., not across other numbered environments. However, the package also features a method to make the resume feature apply globally; see section 3.5 of the package's user guide for the full details. The global form of resume differs from the local form of resume by making resume point to a "series". I suggest you create a dedicated enumerate-like environment (called, say, myenum) as follows:



                newlistmyenumenumerate1
                setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz


                That way, you still have access to the "regular" enumerate environment elsewhere in the document.



                A full MWE (I'll skip the screenshot):



                documentclassarticle
                usepackageexsheets
                usepackageenumitem
                newlistmyenumenumerate1
                setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz

                begindocument
                beginquestion
                beginmyenum
                 item one
                 item two
                endmyenum
                endquestion
                beginsolution
                endsolution

                beginquestion
                beginmyenum
                 item three
                 item four
                endmyenum
                endquestion
                beginsolution
                endsolution
                enddocument





                share|improve this answer






















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                  up vote
                  2
                  down vote









                  The enumitem package features a resume option, which you are attempting to employ. However, this option works only locally, i.e., not across other numbered environments. However, the package also features a method to make the resume feature apply globally; see section 3.5 of the package's user guide for the full details. The global form of resume differs from the local form of resume by making resume point to a "series". I suggest you create a dedicated enumerate-like environment (called, say, myenum) as follows:



                  newlistmyenumenumerate1
                  setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz


                  That way, you still have access to the "regular" enumerate environment elsewhere in the document.



                  A full MWE (I'll skip the screenshot):



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackageexsheets
                  usepackageenumitem
                  newlistmyenumenumerate1
                  setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz

                  begindocument
                  beginquestion
                  beginmyenum
                   item one
                   item two
                  endmyenum
                  endquestion
                  beginsolution
                  endsolution

                  beginquestion
                  beginmyenum
                   item three
                   item four
                  endmyenum
                  endquestion
                  beginsolution
                  endsolution
                  enddocument





                  share|improve this answer












                  The enumitem package features a resume option, which you are attempting to employ. However, this option works only locally, i.e., not across other numbered environments. However, the package also features a method to make the resume feature apply globally; see section 3.5 of the package's user guide for the full details. The global form of resume differs from the local form of resume by making resume point to a "series". I suggest you create a dedicated enumerate-like environment (called, say, myenum) as follows:



                  newlistmyenumenumerate1
                  setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz


                  That way, you still have access to the "regular" enumerate environment elsewhere in the document.



                  A full MWE (I'll skip the screenshot):



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackageexsheets
                  usepackageenumitem
                  newlistmyenumenumerate1
                  setlist[myenum]label=arabic*.,resume=xyz

                  begindocument
                  beginquestion
                  beginmyenum
                   item one
                   item two
                  endmyenum
                  endquestion
                  beginsolution
                  endsolution

                  beginquestion
                  beginmyenum
                   item three
                   item four
                  endmyenum
                  endquestion
                  beginsolution
                  endsolution
                  enddocument






                  share|improve this answer












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