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All,

How does one setup \in so that all references are surrounded with parentheses?

For example, \in{equation][euler] ....

would be displayed as

For example, equation (3) ...

Also, one would need to do this selectively, as one my want a different
format for references to equation than figures, etc.

Perhaps define my own reference, something like

\def\eqref#1{\in{equation}[now I'm stuck

Any suggestions?