caps or lowercase when inline citing caption? [request]

[RMHogervorst]

Love this package! one small request: Could you make two ways to cite?

display = "cite" === small, exmple: As we can see in figure 1, pirates are a cause for global warming.

display = "Cite" === caps, example: Figure 1 clearly shows that pirates and global warming follow the same trend.

[RMHogervorst]

I gues you could change

captioner/R/captioner.R

Lines 256 to 259 in 0b43a8a

	else if(display == "cite" || display == "c")
	{
	return(paste0(prefix, obj_num))
	}

to

  else if(display == "Cite" || display == "C")
    {
return(paste0(prefix, obj_num))
}
else if(display == "cite" || display == "c")
{
return(paste0(tolower(prefix), obj_num))
}

[adletaw]

Hello @RMHogervorst ,

Thanks for the suggestion! I will certainly consider it, but from what I have seen figures are usually cited using the capital letter "Figure 1", is it not so? It would definitely add some flexibility to the package though.

[RMHogervorst]

Yeah the caption is often with a capital, but I describe figures without.

Op 12 sep. 2016 20:22 schreef "A.D. Letaw" notifications@github.com:

Hello @RMHogervorst https://github.com/RMHogervorst ,

Thanks for the suggestion! I will certainly consider it, but from what I
have seen figures are usually cited using the capital letter "Figure 1", is
it not so? It would definitely add some flexibility to the package though.

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