Standard set of theorems

[dbitouze]

Many thanks for this very nice, clean and useful package!

What would make easier the user's life, is to provide a standard set of theorems, just as does ntheorem (see section 2.3.6, page 8 of its documentation). In other words, to provide an actual configuration just sketched in the examples in section 3.5 of create‐theorem's documentation.

[Jinwen-XU]

Thank you for the suggestion.

I did consider doing so. However, after some thought, I decided to keep this package as a "base" package so as to make the code cleaner, and then make the configuration another package. This is indeed how my projects are managed for now: the actual configuration is currently in projlib-theorem.sty (though not yet with documentations, my bad).

I haven't yet came up with a wonderful idea to move this part of code into create-theorem.sty, since the main focus (or the original motivation for writing this package) is on multilingual support, which I left to projlib-language.sty, and without which the main feature might not work properly. Also, to be frank, I didn't quite imagined this package to be used by users, but only class/package writers, in which they could already configure everything according to their wish and set free the users.

Nevertheless, I believe that the situation could be improved, perhaps after the package bundle ProjLib finally gets its documentation and can thus be deemed as "stable". I shall leave this issue open, and hope that everything can be done before the release of TeX Live 2024.

[dbitouze]

Also, to be frank, I didn't quite imagined this package to be used by users, but only class/package writers,

Quite the contrary! 😄