How can I have a newtheorem… environment refer to its thmnote?
I'm currently using newtheoremstyle to produce the following output:
Question: How can I easily modify my MWE (see below) so that the "a" in my QED box says "Name of Thing" instead?
Here's my MWE:
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{amsthm}
newtheoremstyle{underlinenonum}% name
{-1.5mm} % Space above, empty = `usual value'
{} % Space below
{} % Body font
{parindent} % Indent amount (empty = no indent, parindent = para indent)
{} % Thm head font
{} % Punctuation after thm head
{ } % Space after thm head: newline = linebreak
{noindent{underline{thmnote{#3:}}}}
theoremstyle{underlinenonum}
newtheorem*{subcase}{subcase}
letmtendsubcaseendsubcase
renewcommand{endsubcase}{renewcommandqedsymbol{tinyfbox{a}}qedmtendsubcase}
begin{document}
begin{subcase}[Name of Thing] This is a thing I would like to say.end{subcase}
end{document}
Notice that I want to include "Name of Thing" as an argument into the subcase theorem environment and have the QED box automatically pull from that argument.
Independently, I've tried using fbox{thmnote}}, etc., instead of fbox{a}, but each iteration yields an error. I've also tried Google and searching sXe, all to no avail.
theorems amsthm newtheorem
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I'm currently using newtheoremstyle to produce the following output:
Question: How can I easily modify my MWE (see below) so that the "a" in my QED box says "Name of Thing" instead?
Here's my MWE:
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{amsthm}
newtheoremstyle{underlinenonum}% name
{-1.5mm} % Space above, empty = `usual value'
{} % Space below
{} % Body font
{parindent} % Indent amount (empty = no indent, parindent = para indent)
{} % Thm head font
{} % Punctuation after thm head
{ } % Space after thm head: newline = linebreak
{noindent{underline{thmnote{#3:}}}}
theoremstyle{underlinenonum}
newtheorem*{subcase}{subcase}
letmtendsubcaseendsubcase
renewcommand{endsubcase}{renewcommandqedsymbol{tinyfbox{a}}qedmtendsubcase}
begin{document}
begin{subcase}[Name of Thing] This is a thing I would like to say.end{subcase}
end{document}
Notice that I want to include "Name of Thing" as an argument into the subcase theorem environment and have the QED box automatically pull from that argument.
Independently, I've tried using fbox{thmnote}}, etc., instead of fbox{a}, but each iteration yields an error. I've also tried Google and searching sXe, all to no avail.
theorems amsthm newtheorem
asked 8 mins ago
cstovercstover
14610
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I'm currently using newtheoremstyle to produce the following output:
Question: How can I easily modify my MWE (see below) so that the "a" in my QED box says "Name of Thing" instead?
Here's my MWE:
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{amsthm}
newtheoremstyle{underlinenonum}% name
{-1.5mm} % Space above, empty = `usual value'
{} % Space below
{} % Body font
{parindent} % Indent amount (empty = no indent, parindent = para indent)
{} % Thm head font
{} % Punctuation after thm head
{ } % Space after thm head: newline = linebreak
{noindent{underline{thmnote{#3:}}}}
theoremstyle{underlinenonum}
newtheorem*{subcase}{subcase}
letmtendsubcaseendsubcase
renewcommand{endsubcase}{renewcommandqedsymbol{tinyfbox{a}}qedmtendsubcase}
begin{document}
begin{subcase}[Name of Thing] This is a thing I would like to say.end{subcase}
end{document}
Notice that I want to include "Name of Thing" as an argument into the subcase theorem environment and have the QED box automatically pull from that argument.
Independently, I've tried using fbox{thmnote}}, etc., instead of fbox{a}, but each iteration yields an error. I've also tried Google and searching sXe, all to no avail.
theorems amsthm newtheorem
asked 8 mins ago
cstovercstover
14610
I'm currently using newtheoremstyle to produce the following output:
Question: How can I easily modify my MWE (see below) so that the "a" in my QED box says "Name of Thing" instead?
Here's my MWE:
documentclass[12pt]{article}
usepackage{amsthm}
newtheoremstyle{underlinenonum}% name
{-1.5mm} % Space above, empty = `usual value'
{} % Space below
{} % Body font
{parindent} % Indent amount (empty = no indent, parindent = para indent)
{} % Thm head font
{} % Punctuation after thm head
{ } % Space after thm head: newline = linebreak
{noindent{underline{thmnote{#3:}}}}
theoremstyle{underlinenonum}
newtheorem*{subcase}{subcase}
letmtendsubcaseendsubcase
renewcommand{endsubcase}{renewcommandqedsymbol{tinyfbox{a}}qedmtendsubcase}
begin{document}
begin{subcase}[Name of Thing] This is a thing I would like to say.end{subcase}
end{document}
Notice that I want to include "Name of Thing" as an argument into the subcase theorem environment and have the QED box automatically pull from that argument.
Independently, I've tried using fbox{thmnote}}, etc., instead of fbox{a}, but each iteration yields an error. I've also tried Google and searching sXe, all to no avail.
theorems amsthm newtheorem
theorems amsthm newtheorem
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