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I seem to have found the solution... In Preferences, I had to change the Find from Apple Find to Ogrekit.

(No idea why it got changed, though.)

KF

Hello,

Using TexShop 3.11 (3.11) on a Macbook under Lion.

In the past, the find dialogue box showed an option to search by regular expresssions. (But it's a long time since I used it.)

Now, for some reason, I see no such option, nor any preference to update to make it appear.

Can anyone advise ...

Aha! I think I've hit on it.

I read through the code of the cjoutl package, which does something similar to enumerate, and by sheer process of elimination discovered the \refstepcounter command: this increments the counter and sets the \ref value as well.

See A Document Preparation System: LaTeX ...

OOPS. Sorry, ignore the piece of code which reads \outl{\thendictr}. I was trying something out (which didn't work) and forgot to remove it.

K

Hi

I'm relatively new to LaTeX... and I'm trying to define a list environment which will generate cross-reference labels automatically as per the code below:

%% Environment for numbered display items
%% The argument is used to define a label allowing later reference to the number
\newcounter ...