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The standard TeXmacs lists are defined in std-list. The unnumbered lists are:
- itemize
- The tag before each item depends on the nesting depth.
- itemize-minus
- Uses - for the tag.
- itemize-dot
- Uses • for the tag.
- itemize-arrow
- Uses → for the tag.
Numbered lists correspond to the following environments:
- enumerate
- The kind of number before each item depends on the nesting depth.
- enumerate-numeric
- Number the items by 1, 2, 3, etc.
- enumerate-roman
- Number the items by i, ii, iii, etc.
- enumerate-Roman
- Number the items by I, II, III, etc.
- enumerate-alpha
- Number the items by a), b), c), etc.
- enumerate-Alpha
- Number the items by A, B, C, etc.
The following environments can be used for descriptive lists.
- description
- The environment for default descriptive lists (usually description-compact ).
- description-compact
- Align the left hand sides of the items in the list and put their descriptions shortly behind it.
- description-dash
- Similar to description-compact , but use a — to seperate each item from its description.
- description-align
- Align the left hand sides of the descriptions, while aligning the items to the right.
- description-long
- Put the items and their descriptions on distinct lines.
New items in a list are indicated through the item tag or the unary item* tag in the case of descriptions. Developers will also find a few additional, but unstable, macros in std-list for defining additional list structures.
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