SC(text, copy2clip = interactive())
TRUE
attempts to
copy the output to the clipboard.Returns an HTML special character entity.
A system to produce HTML special characters.
The general use of SC
is to provide a character
string of length 2. The first character is a letter and
the second is one of the following symbols: c("'",
"`", ":", "~", "^", "/", "o", ",") Which
corresponds to: c("acute", "grave", "uml", "tilde",
"circ", "slash", "ring", "cedil") See examples for
cases not conforming to this use.
The user can create non-HTML characters with SC
that will not be converted (i.e., SC("b~")
would
yield "&btilde;"
and would not be converted
appropriately).
SC("A'")[1] "Á"SC('a\'') #can use single quotes with escape[1] "á"SC("a`")[1] "à"SC("n~")[1] "ñ"SC("o:")[1] "ö"SC("(c)")[1] "©"SC("(r)")[1] "®"SC("c|")[1] "¢"SC("o/")[1] "ø"SC("ao")[1] "å"SC("c,")[1] "ç"SC("p")[1] "¶"SC("P")[1] "¶"SC("E")[1] "€"SC("Y")[1] "¥"SC("/")[1] "÷"SC("+-")[1] "±"SC("L")[1] "£"SC("tm")[1] "™"SC("S")[1] "§"SC("<")[1] "<"SC(">")[1] ">"SC("~")[1] "~"SC("o")[1] "°"SC("_")[1] "_"SC("...")[1] "…"