lazyWeave (version 3.0.0)

lazy.text: Paragraphs in LaTeX

Description

Paragraphs in LaTeX

Usage

lazy.text(..., title = NULL, align = "left", italic = FALSE,
  bold = FALSE, underline = FALSE, sep = "", translate = TRUE, font,
  family, size)

Arguments

...

Text and other objects to be included in the paragraph

title

A title for the paragraph

align

alignment of the paragraph. Options are "left", "center", "right".

italic

Logical. Indicates if the text should be italicized

bold

Logical. Indicates if the text shoudl be bolded

underline

Logical. Indicates if the text should be underlined

sep

Character. Denotes the separation string for the items in ... when they are pasted together

translate

Toggles if inputs in x should be passed through latexTranslate. This should be set to FALSE if writing custom code.

font

HTML font for the paragraph. Defaults to the HTML option (see setHtmlOptions).

family

HTML font family for the paragraph. Defaults to the HTML option (see setHtmlOptions).

size

Text size of the paragraph. Defaults to the HTML option (see setHtmlOptions). May be an integer or a LaTeX size descriptor. See "Details" for options

Details

Write paragraphs in LaTeX code

Examples

lazy.write(
  lazy.file.start(),
  lazy.text("Typically we want our paragraphs to be left
    justified.  This is often what we expect to see when reading."),
  lazy.text("However, we may also have occasions where we would
    like to center our text.  It's one of many ways we can make the
    words stand out on the page", align="center"),
  lazy.text("A more traditional way to make the text stand out might be
    to use bold text or italics, such as these", bold=TRUE, italic=TRUE),
  lazy.file.end(),
  OutFile="Example 1.tex")

unlink("Example 1.tex")