as.latex: Coerces statquote objects to strings suitable for LaTeX

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Coerces statquote objects to strings suitable for LaTeX

Description

This function coerces statquote objects to strings suitable for rendering in LaTeX. Quotes and (potential LaTeX) sources are placed within suitable "epigraph" output format via the sprintf function.

Usage

as.latex(quotes, form = "\\epigraph{%s}{%s}\n\n", cite = TRUE)

Arguments

quotes	an object of class statquote returned from functions such as search_quotes or statquote
form	structure of the LaTeX output for the text (first argument) and source (second argument) passed to sprintf
cite	logical; should the cite field be included in the source output?

Value

character vector of formatted LaTeX quotes

Author(s)

Phil Chalmers

See Also

as.data.frame.statquote, as.markdown

Examples

ll <- search_quotes("Tukey")
as.latex(ll)

statquotes documentation built on Oct. 10, 2023, 5:07 p.m.