Numbering objects in ITU documents

[anermina]

Sample ITU documents (https://github.com/metanorma/mn-samples-itu) rarely use hierarchical object numbering out of the annexes and appendices.
It was noticed that annexes and appendices always number tables and figures in the following format: "Table x.y", "Figure x.y", where x is annex/appendix number, and y is table/figure number.

However, when hierarchical object number is used in regular clauses, dot is replaced with a dash, i.e. following format is used: "Table x-y", "Figure x-y". This is documented in https://www.metanorma.com/author/itu/authoring/ for :hierarchical-object-numbering:, which says:
Use in complex documents, with multiple tables or figures, that need to be tracked against clauses for ease of lookup (so Figure 6-3, 6-4, instead of Figure 21, 22.) Note that equations in ITU are always numbered hierarchically.

At request (#192 (comment)), this ticket lists numbering formats used in all ITU sample documents, in order to check the conventions.

G.650.1

Numbering figures in regular clauses:

Numbering subfigures in regular clauses:

Numbering tables in annexes:

Numbering figures in appendices:

A.8

Numbering figures in regular clauses:

H.782

Numbering tables in regular clauses:

Numbering figures in regular clauses:

Numbering figures in annexes:

P.1203

Numbering tables in regular clauses:

Numbering figures in regular clauses:

Y.3507

Numbering figures in regular clauses:

Numbering tables in appendices:

Other document types:

Z.100 (:doctype: recommendation-annex)

Numbering figures in regular clauses (though this document is annex itself...):

T-RES T.1 (:doctype: resolution)

Numbering figures in regular clauses:

T-Editing Guidelines (not a real resolution)

Numbering tables in regular clauses:

Numbering figures in regular clauses:

Numbering figures in annexes:

[ronaldtse]

Thanks @anermina! Have followed up with ITU on this.

[ronaldtse]

@anermina just FYI that:

• T-Editing Guidelines is not a real recommendation
• A.8 is a "resolution" type recommendation