British English date in elsearticle in OUP style, without “th”
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British English date in elsearticle in OUP style, without “th”
Upon running pdflatex on the input
documentclasselsarticle%%% Version 3.1. Actually I use the options [nonatbib,twoside,preprint] or [nonatbib,twoside,review], but it's irrelevant, I hope.
usepackage[british]babel
begindocument
beginfrontmatter
%%% Here lots of junk in British English.
endfrontmatter
enddocument
We obtain the front page where the right lower corner has
12th March 2019
(or whatever other date we might have today.) I write, however, using the Oxford style, i.e., dates without suffixes such as "st", "nd", "rd", or "th". How to get
12 March 2019
automatically?
My quick-and-dirty solution would be
documentclasselsarticle
usepackage[australian,british]babel
usepackageetoolbox
makeatletter
patchcmdps@pprintTitle
@date
beginotherlanguageaustralian@dateendotherlanguage
makeatother
begindocument
beginfrontmatter
%%% Here lots of junk in British English.
endfrontmatter
enddocument
Is there anything simpler or more elegant and portable (that, perhaps, replaces @date in general)?
babel elsarticle date
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Upon running pdflatex on the input
documentclasselsarticle%%% Version 3.1. Actually I use the options [nonatbib,twoside,preprint] or [nonatbib,twoside,review], but it's irrelevant, I hope.
usepackage[british]babel
begindocument
beginfrontmatter
%%% Here lots of junk in British English.
endfrontmatter
enddocument
We obtain the front page where the right lower corner has
12th March 2019
(or whatever other date we might have today.) I write, however, using the Oxford style, i.e., dates without suffixes such as "st", "nd", "rd", or "th". How to get
12 March 2019
automatically?
My quick-and-dirty solution would be
documentclasselsarticle
usepackage[australian,british]babel
usepackageetoolbox
makeatletter
patchcmdps@pprintTitle
@date
beginotherlanguageaustralian@dateendotherlanguage
makeatother
begindocument
beginfrontmatter
%%% Here lots of junk in British English.
endfrontmatter
enddocument
Is there anything simpler or more elegant and portable (that, perhaps, replaces @date in general)?
babel elsarticle date
asked 4 mins ago
user0user0
594121
add a comment |
Upon running pdflatex on the input
documentclasselsarticle%%% Version 3.1. Actually I use the options [nonatbib,twoside,preprint] or [nonatbib,twoside,review], but it's irrelevant, I hope.
usepackage[british]babel
begindocument
beginfrontmatter
%%% Here lots of junk in British English.
endfrontmatter
enddocument
We obtain the front page where the right lower corner has
12th March 2019
(or whatever other date we might have today.) I write, however, using the Oxford style, i.e., dates without suffixes such as "st", "nd", "rd", or "th". How to get
12 March 2019
automatically?
My quick-and-dirty solution would be
documentclasselsarticle
usepackage[australian,british]babel
usepackageetoolbox
makeatletter
patchcmdps@pprintTitle
@date
beginotherlanguageaustralian@dateendotherlanguage
makeatother
begindocument
beginfrontmatter
%%% Here lots of junk in British English.
endfrontmatter
enddocument
Is there anything simpler or more elegant and portable (that, perhaps, replaces @date in general)?
babel elsarticle date
asked 4 mins ago
user0user0
594121
Upon running pdflatex on the input
documentclasselsarticle%%% Version 3.1. Actually I use the options [nonatbib,twoside,preprint] or [nonatbib,twoside,review], but it's irrelevant, I hope.
usepackage[british]babel
begindocument
beginfrontmatter
%%% Here lots of junk in British English.
endfrontmatter
enddocument
We obtain the front page where the right lower corner has
12th March 2019
(or whatever other date we might have today.) I write, however, using the Oxford style, i.e., dates without suffixes such as "st", "nd", "rd", or "th". How to get
12 March 2019
automatically?
My quick-and-dirty solution would be
documentclasselsarticle
usepackage[australian,british]babel
usepackageetoolbox
makeatletter
patchcmdps@pprintTitle
@date
beginotherlanguageaustralian@dateendotherlanguage
makeatother
begindocument
beginfrontmatter
%%% Here lots of junk in British English.
endfrontmatter
enddocument
Is there anything simpler or more elegant and portable (that, perhaps, replaces @date in general)?
babel elsarticle date
babel elsarticle date
asked 4 mins ago
user0user0
594121
asked 4 mins ago
user0user0
594121
asked 4 mins ago
user0user0
594121
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594121
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