oir.RdThis function is used to compile the OIR document template
oir(logo = NULL, company = NULL, short_title = NULL, watermark = NULL, confidential = FALSE, libertine = FALSE, chinese = FALSE, logo_height = "1.2cm", watermark_color = "gray", footer_on_first_page = TRUE, toc = FALSE, lot = FALSE, lof = FALSE, fancy_captions = TRUE, number_sections = TRUE, latex_engine = "xelatex", ...)
| logo | File path to Company logo file. The logo will be printed on the top right corner of the first page and the size will be adjusted to `logo_height`. |
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| company | Company Name as the page footnote. You can input a list of values, such as company name, address, telephone and email. |
| short_title | A shorten version of the title to be printed on the top-right corner of every page, except the front page. |
| watermark | Watermark Text to be printed on the page. You can change its color via `watermark_color`. |
| confidential | T/F value for whether a red confidential sign will be printed. |
| libertine | T/F. Libertine is a collection of open fonts for western languages. We found it fits this template quite well. Default is `FALSE` though we highly recommend you to turn it on. |
| chinese | T/F for Chinese language support. Default is `FALSE`. |
| logo_height | Height of the logo image. This logo image will be scaled to height and the default height is 1.2cm. |
| watermark_color | Color for the watermark text. Default is "gray". |
| footer_on_first_page | T/F value for whether the company info footer will be displayed on the front page. |
| toc | T/F value for table of contents. See ?rmarkdown::pdf_document for details |
| lot | T/F value for list of tables. |
| lof | T/F value for list of figures. |
| fancy_captions | T/F value for whether to apply special formatting to captions. |
| number_sections | T/F value for whether sections should be numbered. See ?rmarkdown::pdf_document for details |
| latex_engine | LaTeX engine. See ?rmarkdown::pdf_document for details |
| ... | other options to be passed to rmarkdown::pdf_document. See ?rmarkdown::pdf_document for details |