section with letters automaticaly creates dots after letter

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I wanted to change the enumeration of subsections from arabic numbers to roman character, so I used



renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)


For some reason I can't figure out myself this gives me




1.a).



1.b).



2.a).



2.b). ...




My problem ist the dot after the subsection-counter. Without the renewed command the counting goes




1.1



1.2



2.1



2.2




without a dot after the subsection-numbering. I could include the bracket with renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.arabicsubsection)
and get the numbering like 1.1), still without the unwanted dot, so I guess it's some problem with the alph command.



As I'm not sure what causes this Problem here is the list of my used packages etc and settings, maybe something is causing any trouble there:



documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackagelmodern
usepackagengerman
usepackagemathptmx,amsmath,mathtools
usepackageamssymb,stmaryrd
usepackagehyperref
usepackagecancel,ulem
usepackagegraphics,graphicx,bm,color
usepackagegauss,wrapfig
usepackagetabularx
usepackagepolynom
usepackagepbox

renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection
allowdisplaybreaks
setlengthintextsep0pt
numberwithinequationsubsection
setlengthparindent0pt
polysetstyle=C, div=:,vars=x


I would be very, very happy if anyone could give me a solution on how to get rid of this dot after each subsection-character.



Thanks, Katschka










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    I wanted to change the enumeration of subsections from arabic numbers to roman character, so I used



    renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)


    For some reason I can't figure out myself this gives me




    1.a).



    1.b).



    2.a).



    2.b). ...




    My problem ist the dot after the subsection-counter. Without the renewed command the counting goes




    1.1



    1.2



    2.1



    2.2




    without a dot after the subsection-numbering. I could include the bracket with renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.arabicsubsection)
    and get the numbering like 1.1), still without the unwanted dot, so I guess it's some problem with the alph command.



    As I'm not sure what causes this Problem here is the list of my used packages etc and settings, maybe something is causing any trouble there:



    documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
    usepackage[utf8]inputenc
    usepackage[T1]fontenc
    usepackagelmodern
    usepackagengerman
    usepackagemathptmx,amsmath,mathtools
    usepackageamssymb,stmaryrd
    usepackagehyperref
    usepackagecancel,ulem
    usepackagegraphics,graphicx,bm,color
    usepackagegauss,wrapfig
    usepackagetabularx
    usepackagepolynom
    usepackagepbox

    renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection
    allowdisplaybreaks
    setlengthintextsep0pt
    numberwithinequationsubsection
    setlengthparindent0pt
    polysetstyle=C, div=:,vars=x


    I would be very, very happy if anyone could give me a solution on how to get rid of this dot after each subsection-character.



    Thanks, Katschka










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      favorite











      I wanted to change the enumeration of subsections from arabic numbers to roman character, so I used



      renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)


      For some reason I can't figure out myself this gives me




      1.a).



      1.b).



      2.a).



      2.b). ...




      My problem ist the dot after the subsection-counter. Without the renewed command the counting goes




      1.1



      1.2



      2.1



      2.2




      without a dot after the subsection-numbering. I could include the bracket with renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.arabicsubsection)
      and get the numbering like 1.1), still without the unwanted dot, so I guess it's some problem with the alph command.



      As I'm not sure what causes this Problem here is the list of my used packages etc and settings, maybe something is causing any trouble there:



      documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
      usepackage[utf8]inputenc
      usepackage[T1]fontenc
      usepackagelmodern
      usepackagengerman
      usepackagemathptmx,amsmath,mathtools
      usepackageamssymb,stmaryrd
      usepackagehyperref
      usepackagecancel,ulem
      usepackagegraphics,graphicx,bm,color
      usepackagegauss,wrapfig
      usepackagetabularx
      usepackagepolynom
      usepackagepbox

      renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection
      allowdisplaybreaks
      setlengthintextsep0pt
      numberwithinequationsubsection
      setlengthparindent0pt
      polysetstyle=C, div=:,vars=x


      I would be very, very happy if anyone could give me a solution on how to get rid of this dot after each subsection-character.



      Thanks, Katschka










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      Katschka is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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      I wanted to change the enumeration of subsections from arabic numbers to roman character, so I used



      renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)


      For some reason I can't figure out myself this gives me




      1.a).



      1.b).



      2.a).



      2.b). ...




      My problem ist the dot after the subsection-counter. Without the renewed command the counting goes




      1.1



      1.2



      2.1



      2.2




      without a dot after the subsection-numbering. I could include the bracket with renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.arabicsubsection)
      and get the numbering like 1.1), still without the unwanted dot, so I guess it's some problem with the alph command.



      As I'm not sure what causes this Problem here is the list of my used packages etc and settings, maybe something is causing any trouble there:



      documentclass[12pt]scrartcl
      usepackage[utf8]inputenc
      usepackage[T1]fontenc
      usepackagelmodern
      usepackagengerman
      usepackagemathptmx,amsmath,mathtools
      usepackageamssymb,stmaryrd
      usepackagehyperref
      usepackagecancel,ulem
      usepackagegraphics,graphicx,bm,color
      usepackagegauss,wrapfig
      usepackagetabularx
      usepackagepolynom
      usepackagepbox

      renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection
      allowdisplaybreaks
      setlengthintextsep0pt
      numberwithinequationsubsection
      setlengthparindent0pt
      polysetstyle=C, div=:,vars=x


      I would be very, very happy if anyone could give me a solution on how to get rid of this dot after each subsection-character.



      Thanks, Katschka







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          That's due to the autodot system of the class. Use the option numbers=noendperiod to suppress it. And don't use the ngerman class, use babel instead.



          documentclass[12pt,numbers=noendperiod]scrartcl
          usepackage[utf8]inputenc
          usepackage[T1]fontenc
          usepackagelmodern
          usepackage[ngerman]babel

          renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)

          begindocument
          sectionabc
          subsectionsubsection
          enddocument


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          That's due to the autodot system of the class. Use the option numbers=noendperiod to suppress it. And don't use the ngerman class, use babel instead.



          documentclass[12pt,numbers=noendperiod]scrartcl
          usepackage[utf8]inputenc
          usepackage[T1]fontenc
          usepackagelmodern
          usepackage[ngerman]babel

          renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)

          begindocument
          sectionabc
          subsectionsubsection
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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          accepted










          That's due to the autodot system of the class. Use the option numbers=noendperiod to suppress it. And don't use the ngerman class, use babel instead.



          documentclass[12pt,numbers=noendperiod]scrartcl
          usepackage[utf8]inputenc
          usepackage[T1]fontenc
          usepackagelmodern
          usepackage[ngerman]babel

          renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)

          begindocument
          sectionabc
          subsectionsubsection
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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          That's due to the autodot system of the class. Use the option numbers=noendperiod to suppress it. And don't use the ngerman class, use babel instead.



          documentclass[12pt,numbers=noendperiod]scrartcl
          usepackage[utf8]inputenc
          usepackage[T1]fontenc
          usepackagelmodern
          usepackage[ngerman]babel

          renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)

          begindocument
          sectionabc
          subsectionsubsection
          enddocument


          enter image description here






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          That's due to the autodot system of the class. Use the option numbers=noendperiod to suppress it. And don't use the ngerman class, use babel instead.



          documentclass[12pt,numbers=noendperiod]scrartcl
          usepackage[utf8]inputenc
          usepackage[T1]fontenc
          usepackagelmodern
          usepackage[ngerman]babel

          renewcommandthesubsectionthesection.alphsubsection)

          begindocument
          sectionabc
          subsectionsubsection
          enddocument


          enter image description here







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