Text Formatting ⇒ new function for references
new function for references
I am currently using the "\eqref{my_equation}" alot, however i almost always go on after this to write "section \ref{equations_section}". Is it possible for me to define a new function which does this for me and only takes the equations label as input ? (would save me alot of time when writting) ? or is it necesary to have the section(or subsection or whatever) as input also for such a section ?
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new function for references
Also, since i have started a post anyway.
Howcome i get a warning for this:
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Howcome i get a warning for this:
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P:Delm \ae ngde(E) \mapsto R
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new function for references
A MWE is necessary.
PS. Don't use $$ ... $$ for math expressions. Use \begin{equation} ... \end{equation} (or similar) instead.
PS. Don't use $$ ... $$ for math expressions. Use \begin{equation} ... \end{equation} (or similar) instead.
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