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How to extend the elements package to print melting and boiling points?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)Exposing a new command for each element of a listHow do I use an auxilliary file for my own commands?Build table elements using a macroPeriodic table with electron counts in shellsProblems using listxadd and xapptoCreate macro depending on counter at point of definitionCreating commands with formatted names in csnameendcsnameHow to generate a matrix from an arbitrary sequence of arguments?Using key values in NewDocumentCommandMacro names that could contain numbers
To my propose I would like to extend the elements package to print too the melting and boiling points of chemical elements.
Using the same logic used in elements package, I thought about creating commands like those:
% default: unit=kelvin
DeclareAtomMeltingPoint[unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit]<atomic number><temperature>
to call one of these commands:
% Used before begin document or in packages/classes
DeclareAtomMeltingPointKelvin<atomic number<temperature in kelvin>
DeclareAtomMeltingPointCelsius<atomic number<temperature in celsius>
DeclareAtomMeltingPointFahrenheit<atomic number<temperature in fahrenheit>
To prints the temperatures inside document, I would use commands like this:
% Used inside document
meltingpoint[<unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit>]<atomic number>
How can I implements this?
macros chemistry robust-commands keycommand
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To my propose I would like to extend the elements package to print too the melting and boiling points of chemical elements.
Using the same logic used in elements package, I thought about creating commands like those:
% default: unit=kelvin
DeclareAtomMeltingPoint[unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit]<atomic number><temperature>
to call one of these commands:
% Used before begin document or in packages/classes
DeclareAtomMeltingPointKelvin<atomic number<temperature in kelvin>
DeclareAtomMeltingPointCelsius<atomic number<temperature in celsius>
DeclareAtomMeltingPointFahrenheit<atomic number<temperature in fahrenheit>
To prints the temperatures inside document, I would use commands like this:
% Used inside document
meltingpoint[<unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit>]<atomic number>
How can I implements this?
macros chemistry robust-commands keycommand
asked 8 mins ago
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
1336
add a comment |
To my propose I would like to extend the elements package to print too the melting and boiling points of chemical elements.
Using the same logic used in elements package, I thought about creating commands like those:
% default: unit=kelvin
DeclareAtomMeltingPoint[unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit]<atomic number><temperature>
to call one of these commands:
% Used before begin document or in packages/classes
DeclareAtomMeltingPointKelvin<atomic number<temperature in kelvin>
DeclareAtomMeltingPointCelsius<atomic number<temperature in celsius>
DeclareAtomMeltingPointFahrenheit<atomic number<temperature in fahrenheit>
To prints the temperatures inside document, I would use commands like this:
% Used inside document
meltingpoint[<unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit>]<atomic number>
How can I implements this?
macros chemistry robust-commands keycommand
asked 8 mins ago
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
1336
To my propose I would like to extend the elements package to print too the melting and boiling points of chemical elements.
Using the same logic used in elements package, I thought about creating commands like those:
% default: unit=kelvin
DeclareAtomMeltingPoint[unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit]<atomic number><temperature>
to call one of these commands:
% Used before begin document or in packages/classes
DeclareAtomMeltingPointKelvin<atomic number<temperature in kelvin>
DeclareAtomMeltingPointCelsius<atomic number<temperature in celsius>
DeclareAtomMeltingPointFahrenheit<atomic number<temperature in fahrenheit>
To prints the temperatures inside document, I would use commands like this:
% Used inside document
meltingpoint[<unit=kelvin|celsius|fahrenheit>]<atomic number>
How can I implements this?
macros chemistry robust-commands keycommand
macros chemistry robust-commands keycommand
asked 8 mins ago
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
1336
asked 8 mins ago
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
1336
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1336
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