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Subject: Re: Formula references (once more)
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> Michal Kvasnicka wrote:
> 
> 
> > How can I make \in macro enclose the formula number in parentheses?
> 
> Not possible without rewriting things as far as I know the source. You
> can always write a:
> 
> \def\myin[#1]{(\in[#1])}
> 
> or something like that of course.

\definereferenceformat
     [informula]  
     [left=(,right=),text=]

In you paper, use \informula[eq:myeq] will get reference such like (1).

Regards,

Wang