tobias' reaction

[Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl>]

>
>Hi Bruce,
> > >\placeformula
> > >\startformula
> > >}\stopformula
> > Thank-you very much: the \formulanumber was what I was looking for. I
> > assume that the \placeformula just means put the formula here rather
> > than allowing it to float?
>Well I usually \place* means either:
>- put something here (like table of contents)
>- place it somewhere (float as table or figure)
>
>In this case it is the driving force to make the (1).
>You can replace \startformula...\stopformula by $$...$$, but without
>\placeformula you loose your (1). According to texshow it has this
>syntax:
>\placeformula[ref,..]{text}$$formula$$
>
>- ref is used as reference (\in{Formula}[ref]
>   no number if there is a [-]
>- text is placed in the "()" after the number so you can do things like
>   \pf[r]{ Sin} -> (1 Sin)
>   Don't ask me for the purpose without the number I would have a better
>use for it
>   a^2+b^2=c^2    (Pytagoras)
>   See Formula (Phytagoras)
>   But with the number, no idea where one can use it ... (HANS?)
>
>
> > >Then you can refer to these equation by using:
> > >\in[sin] produces 1
> > [snip]
> > This would have been my next question :-)
>If you use the \in{Formula}[ref] syntax than the "Formula"+the number
>are clickable (interaction=yes)
>
>Tobias
>--
>This above all: To thine own self be true / And it must follow as
>the night the day / Thou canst not then be false to any man.

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