I would like to split examples in the \usepackage{gb4e}
to get explanatory remarks as close to the explained item as possible. Usually, my typeset examples are looking like this:
(1) blabla
(2) a. blabla,
b. blabla
c. blabla
(3) blabla bal
Then I provide some explanatory remarks.
This is produced by:
\begin{exe}
\ex blabla
\ex \begin{xlist}
\ex blabla
\ex blabla
\ex blabla
\end{xlist}
\ex blabla bla
\end{exe}
I would like the examples to look either like this...
(1) blabla
(2) a. blabla,
b. blabla
Some explanatory remarks. Some explanatory remarks. Some explanatory remarks.
Some explanatory remarks. Some explanatory remarks.
c. blabla
(3) blabla bal
...or like this:
(1) blabla
(2) a. blabla,
b. blabla
Some explanatory remarks. Some explanatory remarks. Some explanatory remarks.
Some explanatory remarks. Some explanatory remarks.
(2) c. blabla
(3) blabla bal
The latter option repeats the number "(2)" before "c.", the other doesn't.
So the idea is to divide examples into several pieces and give some explanations in between. The ideal answer would begin like this:
\begin{exe}
\ex blabla
\ex \begin{xlist}
\ex blabla
\ex blabla
\end{xlist}
\end{exe}
Explanatory remarks...
The remaining commands/environments I don't know how to generate. I guess there is a way doing it based on \setcounter
. But if this would work, I wouldn't know how to get a solution without the number.