I would like to skip numbering in a Latex enumerate environment to generate lists as follows:
(1) Item 1..
(2) Item 2..
(5) Item 5..
(6) Item 6..
and so on.
The Latex code is auto-generated, so ideally , I would like to insert "silent" \\item-s in the environment, so that they will keep track of the numbering but nothing will appear on the output. However, if I simply add empty \\items currently, I get lists like the following:
(1) Item 1
(2) Item 2
(3)
(4)
(5) Item 5
(6) Item 6
While the empty \\item-s approach is the most ideal, I'm more than welcome to any other ways of achieving the number-skipping.
Thanks in advance!
Depending on the level of enumeration, a simple \\setcounter{enumi}{5}
would suffice. (the number of i
's after the enum
in the first argument is the level of enumeration.
Another approach would be to call \\stepcounter{enumi}
as many times as you want to skip items. This makes the number of skipped items independent of the number of items before you skip. EDIT: the last option is the most like inserting "silent item
's".
EDIT: its probably best not to hack LaTeX, but use the list
environment (see the LaTeX documentation on how to use this). Since your LaTeX code is auto-generated, it should not be hard to generate the labels, and put them in a list environment.
您还可以使用\\addtocounter{enumi}{2}
(例如,在您的特定情况下)跳过2个项目。
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