TeX - LaTeX Asked by szentsas on June 12, 2021
Chemnum
v1.3 introduced setcmpdlabel
and setcmpdproperty
to set custom labels for compounds. I would like to do the same for subcompounds, i.e. to be able to set the label of a subcompound to any string that can include the main compound number anywhere in the string but does not necessarily have to do so. I tried setting the counter-representation
of the subcompound but that is only a partial solution, as it only allows for strings starting with the main compound’s counter-representation
. I know there are a couple of similar questions on TeX.SE already, but I think none of them addresses this issue fully.
Ideally I would like something like setsubcmpdlabel{[mainID]}{[subID]}{[label]}
(and an analogous setsubcmpdproperty
), where I can reference any (sub)compound(s) and use any other commands to recall text within [label]
.
Example: cmpd{one.Me} setsubcmpdlabel{one}{Me}{cmpd{one}-Me} cmpd{one.Me}
would print 1a 1-Me and cmpd{two.cis} setsubcmpdlabel{two}{cis}{cis-cmpd{two}} cmpd{two.cis}
would print 2a cis-2.
(cis
is from chemmacros
as an arbitrary example for an external command to recall text.)
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