Problems with theomac package to restate theorems

Question

I have the following problems with the "theomac" package by Ulrich Diez (whom I don't know how to contact). This package is useful to restate theorems, and was mentioned e.g. here.

Problems:

• Get error if there's empty line in theorem declaration

• Enumerate numbers are wrong when restating the theorem

Also, to repeat a theorem one needs to specify a command. Is there a way for the package macro to deduce this command from the label of the theorem, or the label from the command? This would save a parameter and make things cleaner.

The following code shows both problems and the "also" question as well.

\documentclass[12pt]{article}

\usepackage{../theomac}
\newtheoremWithMacro{theoremR}{Theorem}

\begin{document}

%The following doesn't compile because of empty line
\begin{theoremR}
bla

bla
\end{theoremR}

\begin{theoremR}[\teo]
\begin{enumerate}
\item bla
\item bla
\end{enumerate}
\end{theoremR}

%Numbering of enumerate is wrong in the following
\teo

%Is there a way for the macro to deduce
%label and or \teo from other?
\begin{theoremR}[\teo] \label{teo}
bla
\end{theoremR}

\end{document} 

Thanks.

Answer 1

Ulrich Schwarz answered this in his comment:

Automatic labelling would be difficult, because there might be several \label commands in the environment. I'd guess that theomac internally creates a label for its data (thmtools' thm-restate does), but those are usually numbered consecutively to have a simple way of making them unique, and revealing them defeats the purpose of the label mechanism in the first place.