Enumerations

The enumerate environment is useful for lists where the items have to be enumerated with numbers or letters. It is started with !begin_enumerate and finished with !end_enumerate. Each item has to be marked with !item.

You can use the itemize environment inside other environments or inside another itemize environment.

This short example shows how to write a simple itemize environment:

UDO offers you the following environments:
!begin_enumerate
!item itemize environment
!item enumerate environment (discussed in
      this section)
!item description environment
!item xlist environment
!end_enumerate

In the following example the enumerate environment is used twice and it will be compressed because of the usage of !compressed:

!begin_enumerate !compressed
!item This is the first item of the outer
      enumerate environment.
!item This is the second item of the outer
      enumerate environment.
      !begin_enumerate
      !item Item 1 of the inner environment.
      !item Item 2 of the inner environment.
      !end_enumerate
!item This is the third item of the outer
      enumerate environment.
!end_enumerate

Hints:

1. UDO doesn't enumerate the items for all destination formats. E.g. HTML and LaTeX enumerate the items themselves so you have to be cautious with using text like see item 1 or see point b).
2. The third layer of enumerate environments will be indented deeper than the other layers because Roman numbers need a little bit more space.
3. Because the second layer is enumerated with letters you shouldn't use more than 26 items.
4. A description of the !compressed command is part of the chapter Itemizations.