Convert R Markdown files to PDF after resolving the special tokens of bookdown (e.g., the tokens for references and labels) to native LaTeX commands.
pdf_book(
toc = TRUE,
number_sections = TRUE,
fig_caption = TRUE,
pandoc_args = NULL,
...,
base_format = rmarkdown::pdf_document,
toc_unnumbered = TRUE,
toc_appendix = FALSE,
toc_bib = FALSE,
quote_footer = NULL,
highlight_bw = FALSE
)See
rmarkdown::pdf_document, or the documentation of
the base_format function.
Other arguments to be passed to base_format.
An output format function to be used as the base format.
Whether to add unnumbered headers to the table of contents.
Whether to add the appendix to the table of contents.
Whether to add the bibliography section to the table of contents.
If a character vector of length 2 and the quote footer
starts with three dashes (---), quote_footer[1] will be
prepended to the footer, and quote_footer[2] will be appended; if
NULL, the quote footer will not be processed.
Whether to convert colors for syntax highlighting to black-and-white (grayscale).
This function is based on rmarkdown::pdf_document
(by default) with better default arguments. You can also change the default
format to other LaTeX/PDF format functions using the base_format
argument.
The global R option bookdown.post.latex can be set to a function to
post-process the LaTeX output. This function takes the character vector of
the LaTeX output as its input argument, and should return a character vector
to be written to the .tex output file. This gives you full power to
post-process the LaTeX output.