Cleveref: Multiple cross-references of custom theorems
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I have run into some trouble with Cleveref. I have defined a new theorem environment, I have labelled two instances of this new theorem, and I would like to cross-reference both of them using the relevant feature of cleveref. Here is a MWE.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{cleveref}
newtheorem{mytheorem}{Mytheorem}
begin{document}
begin{mytheorem}
label{a}
something
end{mytheorem}
begin{mytheorem}
label{b}
something else
end{mytheorem}
Recall Cref{a,b}
end{document}
This produces "Recall ?? 1 ?? 2" with a warning "Cref reference format for label type `mytheorem' undefined on input line 22."
Oddly, everything seems to work just fine if I replace
newtheorem{mytheorem}{Mytheorem}
with
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}
or some other "standard" theorem name (like Lemma etc.)
cleveref
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I have run into some trouble with Cleveref. I have defined a new theorem environment, I have labelled two instances of this new theorem, and I would like to cross-reference both of them using the relevant feature of cleveref. Here is a MWE.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{cleveref}
newtheorem{mytheorem}{Mytheorem}
begin{document}
begin{mytheorem}
label{a}
something
end{mytheorem}
begin{mytheorem}
label{b}
something else
end{mytheorem}
Recall Cref{a,b}
end{document}
This produces "Recall ?? 1 ?? 2" with a warning "Cref reference format for label type `mytheorem' undefined on input line 22."
Oddly, everything seems to work just fine if I replace
newtheorem{mytheorem}{Mytheorem}
with
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}
or some other "standard" theorem name (like Lemma etc.)
cleveref
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I have run into some trouble with Cleveref. I have defined a new theorem environment, I have labelled two instances of this new theorem, and I would like to cross-reference both of them using the relevant feature of cleveref. Here is a MWE.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{cleveref}
newtheorem{mytheorem}{Mytheorem}
begin{document}
begin{mytheorem}
label{a}
something
end{mytheorem}
begin{mytheorem}
label{b}
something else
end{mytheorem}
Recall Cref{a,b}
end{document}
This produces "Recall ?? 1 ?? 2" with a warning "Cref reference format for label type `mytheorem' undefined on input line 22."
Oddly, everything seems to work just fine if I replace
newtheorem{mytheorem}{Mytheorem}
with
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}
or some other "standard" theorem name (like Lemma etc.)
cleveref
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I have run into some trouble with Cleveref. I have defined a new theorem environment, I have labelled two instances of this new theorem, and I would like to cross-reference both of them using the relevant feature of cleveref. Here is a MWE.
documentclass{book}
usepackage{amsthm}
usepackage{cleveref}
newtheorem{mytheorem}{Mytheorem}
begin{document}
begin{mytheorem}
label{a}
something
end{mytheorem}
begin{mytheorem}
label{b}
something else
end{mytheorem}
Recall Cref{a,b}
end{document}
This produces "Recall ?? 1 ?? 2" with a warning "Cref reference format for label type `mytheorem' undefined on input line 22."
Oddly, everything seems to work just fine if I replace
newtheorem{mytheorem}{Mytheorem}
with
newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}
or some other "standard" theorem name (like Lemma etc.)
cleveref
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