Examples in numbered lists

Examples in numbered lists

[Andrei Jirnyi]

Hi --

Is there any way to make a numbered list preserve its' numbering when 
there are intervening code or example blocks? For example, if I have smth 
like this:
* testing auto numbering
1. First do something
#+begin_example
here is an example how to do something
#+end_example
2. Then do something else

and try to export, it will give me number (1.) for both items. Also if I 
press M-RET on the last line, it will be re-numbered as 1.

Is there any way to avoid this?

--aj

Re: Examples in numbered lists

[Neil Hepburn]

you could revert to raw latex code in your document and use \begin{enumerate}..\end{enumerate} with something like this:
* testing auto numbering
\begin{enumerate}
\item First do something
#+begin_example
here is an example how to do something
#+end_example
\item Then do something else
\end{enumerate}

It's not as elegant as the org-mode approach but it works.

-Neil
On 2010-08-26, at 10:18 AM, Andrei Jirnyi wrote:

> Hi --
> 
> Is there any way to make a numbered list preserve its' numbering when 
> there are intervening code or example blocks? For example, if I have smth 
> like this:
> * testing auto numbering
> 1. First do something
> #+begin_example
> here is an example how to do something
> #+end_example
> 2. Then do something else
> 
> and try to export, it will give me number (1.) for both items. Also if I 
> press M-RET on the last line, it will be re-numbered as 1.
> 
> Is there any way to avoid this?
> 
> --aj
> 
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Re: Examples in numbered lists

[Nicolas Goaziou]

Hello,
>>>>> Andrei Jirnyi writes:

> Is there any way to make a numbered list preserve its' numbering
> when there are intervening code or example blocks? For example, if I
> have smth like this: * testing auto numbering 1. First do
> something #+begin_example here is an example how to do
> something #+end_example 2. Then do something else

> and try to export, it will give me number (1.) for both items. Also
> if I press M-RET on the last line, it will be re-numbered as 1.

> Is there any way to avoid this?


Indent your list like this:

* testing auto numbering
1. First do something
   #+begin_example
   here is an example how to do something
   #+end_example
2. Then do something else


Regards,

-- Nicolas