How to typeset ``…(e.g. Equation 6)` using cleveref?












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I use the cleveref package to produce equation references like Figure 3 and Equation (12). The parentheses for equation references are fine most of the time, but it seems silly when the reference is already enclosed by parentheses.



When I use ...(e.g. Cref{eqn:ExampleEqn}), it typesets it as ...(e.g. Equation (6)). What I want is it to look like ...(e.g. Equation 6).



I know citep{} has the ability to typeset citations differently: citep[e.g.]{Author2019} produces (at least, using the Elsevier author-year citation style) (e.g. Author, 2019). I'm hoping for something like this with cleveref.



Does cleveref have a "clever" way to reference things inside parentheses so that it doesn't add the extra set of parentheses? If so, how? If not, what is a good way to do that for this one time (similar SX questions have answers that generally are for the entire document)?






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  • are you sure you really want that? it sticks out to me as inconsistent; I personally prefer to typeset with square brackets for equations [Eqn. (6)]. That's the way aps journals do it as well, if I'm not mistaken.
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  • Will there always be just one equation number to cross-reference in this parenthetic manner? Or might there be instances of the type (e.g., Equations 4, 5, and 7)?
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I use the cleveref package to produce equation references like Figure 3 and Equation (12). The parentheses for equation references are fine most of the time, but it seems silly when the reference is already enclosed by parentheses.



When I use ...(e.g. Cref{eqn:ExampleEqn}), it typesets it as ...(e.g. Equation (6)). What I want is it to look like ...(e.g. Equation 6).



I know citep{} has the ability to typeset citations differently: citep[e.g.]{Author2019} produces (at least, using the Elsevier author-year citation style) (e.g. Author, 2019). I'm hoping for something like this with cleveref.



Does cleveref have a "clever" way to reference things inside parentheses so that it doesn't add the extra set of parentheses? If so, how? If not, what is a good way to do that for this one time (similar SX questions have answers that generally are for the entire document)?






cross-referencing cleveref parentheses







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  • are you sure you really want that? it sticks out to me as inconsistent; I personally prefer to typeset with square brackets for equations [Eqn. (6)]. That's the way aps journals do it as well, if I'm not mistaken.
    – Troy
    3 hours ago












  • Will there always be just one equation number to cross-reference in this parenthetic manner? Or might there be instances of the type (e.g., Equations 4, 5, and 7)?
    – Mico
    3 hours ago














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I use the cleveref package to produce equation references like Figure 3 and Equation (12). The parentheses for equation references are fine most of the time, but it seems silly when the reference is already enclosed by parentheses.



When I use ...(e.g. Cref{eqn:ExampleEqn}), it typesets it as ...(e.g. Equation (6)). What I want is it to look like ...(e.g. Equation 6).



I know citep{} has the ability to typeset citations differently: citep[e.g.]{Author2019} produces (at least, using the Elsevier author-year citation style) (e.g. Author, 2019). I'm hoping for something like this with cleveref.



Does cleveref have a "clever" way to reference things inside parentheses so that it doesn't add the extra set of parentheses? If so, how? If not, what is a good way to do that for this one time (similar SX questions have answers that generally are for the entire document)?






cross-referencing cleveref parentheses







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I use the cleveref package to produce equation references like Figure 3 and Equation (12). The parentheses for equation references are fine most of the time, but it seems silly when the reference is already enclosed by parentheses.



When I use ...(e.g. Cref{eqn:ExampleEqn}), it typesets it as ...(e.g. Equation (6)). What I want is it to look like ...(e.g. Equation 6).



I know citep{} has the ability to typeset citations differently: citep[e.g.]{Author2019} produces (at least, using the Elsevier author-year citation style) (e.g. Author, 2019). I'm hoping for something like this with cleveref.



Does cleveref have a "clever" way to reference things inside parentheses so that it doesn't add the extra set of parentheses? If so, how? If not, what is a good way to do that for this one time (similar SX questions have answers that generally are for the entire document)?






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  • are you sure you really want that? it sticks out to me as inconsistent; I personally prefer to typeset with square brackets for equations [Eqn. (6)]. That's the way aps journals do it as well, if I'm not mistaken.
    – Troy
    3 hours ago












  • Will there always be just one equation number to cross-reference in this parenthetic manner? Or might there be instances of the type (e.g., Equations 4, 5, and 7)?
    – Mico
    3 hours ago


















  • are you sure you really want that? it sticks out to me as inconsistent; I personally prefer to typeset with square brackets for equations [Eqn. (6)]. That's the way aps journals do it as well, if I'm not mistaken.
    – Troy
    3 hours ago












  • Will there always be just one equation number to cross-reference in this parenthetic manner? Or might there be instances of the type (e.g., Equations 4, 5, and 7)?
    – Mico
    3 hours ago
















are you sure you really want that? it sticks out to me as inconsistent; I personally prefer to typeset with square brackets for equations [Eqn. (6)]. That's the way aps journals do it as well, if I'm not mistaken.
– Troy
3 hours ago






are you sure you really want that? it sticks out to me as inconsistent; I personally prefer to typeset with square brackets for equations [Eqn. (6)]. That's the way aps journals do it as well, if I'm not mistaken.
– Troy
3 hours ago














Will there always be just one equation number to cross-reference in this parenthetic manner? Or might there be instances of the type (e.g., Equations 4, 5, and 7)?
– Mico
3 hours ago




Will there always be just one equation number to cross-reference in this parenthetic manner? Or might there be instances of the type (e.g., Equations 4, 5, and 7)?
– Mico
3 hours ago










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Make the parentheses to be inserted by macros which you can redefine at will.



documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

usepackage{cleveref}



crefformat{equation}{Equation~textup{OPEN#2#1#3CLOSE}}

newcommand{OPEN}{(}

newcommand{CLOSE}{)}

newcommand{tcref}[1]{%

  begingroup

  renewcommand{OPEN}{}%

  renewcommand{CLOSE}{}%

  cref{#1}%

  endgroup

}



begin{document}



begin{equation}

a=b label{test}

end{equation}



cref{test}



tcref{test}



end{document}


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    Make the parentheses to be inserted by macros which you can redefine at will.



    documentclass{article}
    
usepackage{amsmath}
    
usepackage{cleveref}
    

    
crefformat{equation}{Equation~textup{OPEN#2#1#3CLOSE}}
    
newcommand{OPEN}{(}
    
newcommand{CLOSE}{)}
    
newcommand{tcref}[1]{%
    
  begingroup
    
  renewcommand{OPEN}{}%
    
  renewcommand{CLOSE}{}%
    
  cref{#1}%
    
  endgroup
    
}
    

    
begin{document}
    

    
begin{equation}
    
a=b label{test}
    
end{equation}
    

    
cref{test}
    

    
tcref{test}
    

    
end{document}


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      Make the parentheses to be inserted by macros which you can redefine at will.



      documentclass{article}
      
usepackage{amsmath}
      
usepackage{cleveref}
      

      
crefformat{equation}{Equation~textup{OPEN#2#1#3CLOSE}}
      
newcommand{OPEN}{(}
      
newcommand{CLOSE}{)}
      
newcommand{tcref}[1]{%
      
  begingroup
      
  renewcommand{OPEN}{}%
      
  renewcommand{CLOSE}{}%
      
  cref{#1}%
      
  endgroup
      
}
      

      
begin{document}
      

      
begin{equation}
      
a=b label{test}
      
end{equation}
      

      
cref{test}
      

      
tcref{test}
      

      
end{document}


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        Make the parentheses to be inserted by macros which you can redefine at will.



        documentclass{article}
        
usepackage{amsmath}
        
usepackage{cleveref}
        

        
crefformat{equation}{Equation~textup{OPEN#2#1#3CLOSE}}
        
newcommand{OPEN}{(}
        
newcommand{CLOSE}{)}
        
newcommand{tcref}[1]{%
        
  begingroup
        
  renewcommand{OPEN}{}%
        
  renewcommand{CLOSE}{}%
        
  cref{#1}%
        
  endgroup
        
}
        

        
begin{document}
        

        
begin{equation}
        
a=b label{test}
        
end{equation}
        

        
cref{test}
        

        
tcref{test}
        

        
end{document}


        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer












        Make the parentheses to be inserted by macros which you can redefine at will.



        documentclass{article}
        
usepackage{amsmath}
        
usepackage{cleveref}
        

        
crefformat{equation}{Equation~textup{OPEN#2#1#3CLOSE}}
        
newcommand{OPEN}{(}
        
newcommand{CLOSE}{)}
        
newcommand{tcref}[1]{%
        
  begingroup
        
  renewcommand{OPEN}{}%
        
  renewcommand{CLOSE}{}%
        
  cref{#1}%
        
  endgroup
        
}
        

        
begin{document}
        

        
begin{equation}
        
a=b label{test}
        
end{equation}
        

        
cref{test}
        

        
tcref{test}
        

        
end{document}


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