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Reset numbering using enumsentence

TeX - LaTeX Asked on May 30, 2021

I am using enumsentence and eenumsentence for numbering examples. I wonder if I want to reset the counter for an example, what commands are necessary?

For example, I have an example whose counter is (63), but I want it to start with (1). Thanks a lot!

One Answer

The sentence macros use a counter called enums. You can set this counter to the desired number. Note that you need to set it to the number you want minus one, because the counter is increased at the start of a new sentence.

MWE:

documentclass{article}
usepackage{lingmacros}
begin{document}
setcounter{enums}{62}
enumsentence{This is the first sentence}
eenumsentence{item this is a second sentence
item this is a third sentence}
setcounter{enums}{0}
enumsentence{This is the first sentence}
eenumsentence{item this is a second sentence
item this is a third sentence}
end{document}

Result:

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Answered by Marijn on May 30, 2021

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