Math & Science ⇒ Modify Equation Cross-reference

[Willie]

Hi. I want to edit the \eqref command so that \eqref will produce Eq. (1), for example, instead of (1).
Of course, I could define

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\newcommand{\reff}{Eq.~\eqref}

but then I lose my editor's ability to present a list of former labelled equations when encountering the \eqref command (I am using Inlage).

So I was wondering if it is possible to refer to a previous command definition, without re-defining it, and just append the changes. something in the form

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\renewcommand{\eqref}{Eq.~[old_\eqref definition]}

Hope it's clear. Thanks

[localghost]

No redefinition necessary. Either use hyperref's \autoref command or the cleveref package.


Thorsten

[Willie]

Thanks. but how can I achieve what I wanted with that package? can you give a working example?

[Stefan Kottwitz]

Hi Willie,

you posted the same question to TeX.SX: Modify \eqref command. You did not provide a link and you did not mention it here at all. There's already an answer to the question copy which you accepted there. Why don't you share that information? Should the users here (who don't know that) still try to solve your already solved problem?

Please always add a link if you make a cross-posting to make related information visible. Have a look at the board rules.

Stefan

[Willie]

Hi Willie,

you posted the same question to TeX.SX: Modify \eqref command. You did not provide a link and you did not mention it here at all. There's already an answer to the question copy which you accepted there. Why don't you share that information? Should the users here (who don't know that) still try to solve your already solved problem?

Please always add a link if you make a cross-posting to make related information visible. Have a look at the board rules.

Stefan

You are right. I am sorry. I wanted to get a fast answer to what I needed so I posted there on approx. the same time and I forgot to mark it here as solved.
Next time I will also provide a link

Willie