Checklist accepts 2 arguments: #1 is an optional caption, and #2 is the title of the checklist. Formats a figure with a single-column checklist
DoubleChecklist accepts the same 2 arguments, and formats a 2-column checklist. Midway through the checklist, the command \NextColumn should be used to divide the two halves. E.g.
\begin{DoubleChecklist}{My Checklist}
\item Left column, item 1
\item Left column, item 2
\NextColumn
\item Right column, item 1
\end{DoubleChecklist}
NamedDoubleChecklist is like DoubleChecklist, but accepts two more arguments, which are formatted as the headers of the two columns. E.g.
\begin{NamedDoubleChecklist}[to define a category $\cat{C}$, we need to specify]{Category}{Data}{Conditions}
\item objects
\item homsets (morphisms)
\item identity morphisms
\item composition
\NextColumn
\item identity is neutral (left and right)
\item composition is associative
\end{NamedDoubleChecklist}
Creates environments for checklist figures.
\checkboxand\checkedmacrosChecklistaccepts 2 arguments:#1is an optional caption, and#2is the title of the checklist. Formats a figure with a single-column checklistDoubleChecklistaccepts the same 2 arguments, and formats a 2-column checklist. Midway through the checklist, the command\NextColumnshould be used to divide the two halves. E.g.NamedDoubleChecklistis likeDoubleChecklist, but accepts two more arguments, which are formatted as the headers of the two columns. E.g.is rendered