Generalrefcount | Reference to Items of an in-line enumerated List

LaTeX specific issues not fitting into one of the other forums of this category.
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ejspeiro
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refcount | Reference to Items of an in-line enumerated List

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Hello guys,

I'm glad I have decided to join this community! Hopefully I can contribute a lot to it, since I have been using LaTeX for quite some time now! :D

My questions pertains the use of referenced counters. I would like to enumerate assumptions made in my document but at the same time, I wan to be able to reference them.

For example:

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Hello! We will assume that (i) fluids are cold and that (ii) density is constant.

Notice that assumption (i) is not always true while assumption (ii) could be true sometimes.
I would like NOT having to actually write "(i)" every time I want to talk about assumption number (i). I would like to understand how to implement some sort of mechanism to reference to the actual instance of the counter that produces the (i).

I looked for this and I found the "refcount" package, however, I find its documentation quite confusing so that I have not been able to use it properly... :lol: I have not even been able to understand if this package fits my purpose!

Thank you very much in advanced guys!
Eduardo J. Sanchez Peiro

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