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Pinp Is Not PNAS -- Two-Column PDF Template
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Feature request: pnas_type #67

Closed 2005m closed 5 years ago

2005m commented 5 years ago

Hi,

In the package rticles, there is an option called pnas_type : pnasinvited which produces a slightly different output than the default pnasresearcharticle.

Would it please be possible to add this option?

Thank you Best regards

eddelbuettel commented 5 years ago

Could you pretty please preare an example? I vaguely recall having looked at the very beginning and concluded that some changes that I made to template.tex and/or other files would break something.

I could be wrong. Worth trying. Do you want to take a stab to get the ball rolling?

2005m commented 5 years ago

An example can be created using the following steps in Rstudio: -File>New File>R Markdown -In from template select PNAS Journal Article {rticles} -Change the line 54 from pnas_type: pnasresearcharticle to pnas_type: pnasinvited

I will check tonight whether I can implemented in your package although my latex skills are not great.

Thanks

eddelbuettel commented 5 years ago

No, that's great as a first pass.

Now that you have a modified template, can you which (if any) of the various /options/ still work? I think we may need to do some postprocessing of the (unaltered) PNAS file.

Let's figure out the "what". We deal with the "next" thereafter.

2005m commented 5 years ago

Yes you can switch to pnasmathematics (which is a one column layout) instead of pnasinvited.

In your pinp.cls file I think you define the type to use (pnasresearcharticle) on lign 561.

eddelbuettel commented 5 years ago

Closing this for lack of follow-up. So the package will remain focused on the default style.