rmd_cap: Capions in rmarkdown
In renlund/enumeratermd: Enumerate RMarkdown Tables and Figures

Description Usage Arguments Details Functions Note See Also

This function allows enumerated tables and figures in rmarkdown. In connection to a table or figure you use rmd_cap (or convenience functions tab_cap or fig_cap) to record a label and a number (within the typesinfo environment). Within the text you can then refer to them as `r rmd_ref(<label>)`.

rmd_cap(caption, label, type = NULL)

tab_cap(caption = "", label = NULL)

fig_cap(caption = "", label = NULL)

`caption`	the caption
`label`	the label you can refer to in the .rmd document. If `NULL` it will inherit the 'label' from the current chunk
`type`	usually "Table" or "Figure". User do not have to care as you use `tab_cap` or `fig_cap`, which calls `rmd_cap` with this argument fixed

The rmd_cap, and convinience functions tab_cap and fig_cap, keeps track of Figures and Tables. Use e.g. fig.cap = fig_cap("My Caption", "myLabel") in a chunk header and `r rmd_ref("myLab")` in your rmd document.

tab_cap: Captions for tables
fig_cap: Captions for figures

You might have to knit your document twice for it to work. Relative changes or insertions of tables/figures probably requires you to reset the information on table/figure enumeration so far (use index_type_reset).

rmd_ref

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