Write a file to the disk with the title using the yaml form for inclusion in the stock assessment.
A vector of character strings providing species names for
all species included in the stock assessment. Typically, there will only
be one species, but this template can accommodate a species complex as well.
Each species should be capitalized as you would like to see it used in the middle
of a sentence. For example,
"Pacific Hake" is used in the stock assessment of hake;
not "pacific hake" because Pacific Hake is the preferred name, not
pacific hake. The text can be called in the document using spp for the
form to be used in the middle of a sentence and Spp when placed at the
beginning of a sentence.
A character string specifying the Latin name without italic formatting. Please capitalize as you want it to be used in the document though because case will not be altered.
A character string specifying which part of the coast the stock
assessment includes. For example, "U.S. West Coast", which is the
default, will be used to create the following title: "Status of common
name (latin name) along the U.S. West Coast in 2010". Previously, the word
coast was added internally to the text, this is no longer the default
behavior of sa4ss and instead you must explicitly add the word, which
allows users to have more flexibility. For example, "California Coast from
Point Conception north" is a viable option.
A numeric or character string specifying the year. The default
uses Sys.Date() to format the year into a four digit character value.
A file path for the file that will be saved to the disk. Typically, full or relative paths are allowed.
The Latin name as specified in "latin" argument will be encased in
underscores to facilitate it being italicized. Using emph is not allowed
because the tagging structure for the creation of the 508 compliant pdf will
not render the LaTex code here. Nevertheless, the use of markdown inside the
yaml seems to work just fine.
Other write:
write_authors(),
write_bibliography()