Closed iantaylor-NOAA closed 3 years ago
You bet, do you want latex or R?
Probably latex, but whatever is easy to insert into .Rmd text, such as https://github.com/iantaylor-NOAA/Lingcod_2021/blob/ea421f9e59c62316b511d0a73c0366202b0f9c54/doc/12lifehistory.Rmd#L241
I'm just trying to speed up my writing, but eventually we could also go back and find/replace a few cases of 40$\circ 10\prime$ N
(which doesn't format as well) along with 40 degrees ten minutes
and 40 degrees 10 minutes N latitude
.
Here's my solution: \newcommand\CapeM{$40^\circ 10^\prime$} \CapeM
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I'm just trying to speed up my writing, but eventually we could also go back and find/replace a few cases of 40$\circ 10\prime$ N (which doesn't format as well) along with 40 degrees ten minutes and 40 degrees 10 minutes N latitude.
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Sorry for the delay, I broke something else, but I am up and running now. You can use \break4010 and if you want to specify something else you can use \textdegree for the dot and \textquotesingle for prime without having to go into math mode.
MM beat me ... I will change to CapeM instead of break4010.
Here are the three common ones I use and put in the 00a.Rmd
\newcommand\CapeM{$40^\circ 10^\prime N$} \newcommand\PtC{$34^\circ 27^\prime N$} \newcommand\CAOR{$42^\circ 00^\prime N$}
Call them in R markdown using \CapeM, \PtC or \CAOR, for Cape Mendocino, Pt. Conception and the CA OR border
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Sorry for the delay, I broke something else, but I am up and running now. You can use \break4010 and if you want to specify something else you can use \textdegree for the dot and \textquotesingle for prime without having to go into math mode.
MM beat me ... I will change to CapeM instead of break4010.
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Thank you @melissamonk-NOAA and @kellijohnson-NOAA, this is perfect. I like \CapeM.
Is there an easy way to define
$40^\circ 10^\prime$ N
so that we can call it more easily?