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niteshs

Excellent! Thank you cgnieder!

niteshs

I guess I could have made the MWE much more simpler as follows:

Code, edit and compile here:

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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{chemfig}
\begin{document}
\schemestart
A\arrow{->[Text]}[,3]
B\arrow{0}[,0.5]+\arrow{0}[,0.5]
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\schemestop
\end{document}
 
 
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niteshs

Hi,

I am trying to produce a reaction scheme with curved arrows as shown in this example (the structures are purely for example):
react1.png
I have been able to create the basic scheme with the following code:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{chemfig}
\begin{document}
%\schemedebug{true ...

niteshs

Thanks for clarifying the situation with the double bonds, unbonpetit. :oops:

I am aware that the position of the positive sign is by design. However, I must maintain that it looks better in the "textbook example".

Once again, I understand that everything is as intended by chemfig (hence my ...

niteshs

Hello everyone,

My first thought on seeing ghostanime2001's post was "chemfig can do that!". I am not sure what the op means about the 'cleanliness' between the two examples, but I can see a few places where the chemfig output is different:
1. The alignment of the double bonds is somewhat 'off ...

niteshs

I had never heard of the | tags before.

Anyway, your code works just right. I have just now realized that this was described at the very beginning of the "advanced usage" chapter of the manual. Somehow I managed to skip that part while trying to find the solution!

Thanks again!

niteshs

Hi,

I am trying to make a reaction scheme using chemfig , using lower case letters for the compound. This is causing the package to react differently, resulting in inability to assign departure and arrival 'atoms'.

For example:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{chemfig}
\begin{document ...

niteshs

rizias,

when you are writing a document and are using a program (such as biblatex in your case) to handle the automatic formatting of references in it, the program needs to know what references you are citing.

For example, when you say:
This was reported previously \cite{author_xyz}. then ...

niteshs

what do you mean by 'bibliodatabase'?Is that the ieeetr that i was using?

by {<bibliodatabase>} I mean't the name of your .bib file which contains the list of bibtex formatted references (which you want to refer to in your document).

niteshs

Hello rizias,

As far as I know, \bibliographystyle is a bibtex command and not used with the biblatex package.

The [style=ieee] package option (that you are already using) sets the citation and bibliography style.

So instead of
\bibliographystyle{<stylename>}
\bibliography{<bibliodatabase ...

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