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and yes it is newcastle upon the tyne haha altho the joyous place that introed me to latex is durham.. so close enough lol thanks again, thats really great
absolute legend, if your ever in newcastle i owe you a pint
no i want to be able to give an example a reference so that i can refer to it..
so i can say, as shown in example \ref{example:easy} or something like that then the output to be as shown in example 1.1 ....
hrmm
I am currently writing my final year project for university in latex.. and whilst I have picked it up quite well I have come up against something which no amount of googling can help me with!
I have quite a few examples in my project which involve formula, but whilst I do not want label them as equations, im using the displaymath function, i want to be able to label the example itself so it can be referenced later.. so for example pardon the pun, i want an output like this:
""This can be shown below.
Example [1.1]
y = mx +c
As can be seen in example 1.1 ..""
That sort of thing.. I am hoping that someone knows how to define things that aren't an equation, or a figure etc in the same way you would normally say
\begin{equation}
y= mx + x
\label{eqn:easy}
\end{equation}
then reference in the usual way!
If anyone could help i would be really grateful..
thanks
richy.
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