symbols-a4

Table 300: Other ifsym Symbols
¢ \FilledSectioningDiamond \Letter \Radiation
\Fire ¤ \PaperLandscape ¡ \SectioningDiamond
\Irritant £ \PaperPortrait \Telephone
¥ \Cube{1} § \Cube{3} © \Cube{5}
¦ \Cube{2} ¨ \Cube{4} \Cube{6}
\StrokeOne \StrokeThree \StrokeFive
\StrokeTwo \StrokeFour
Table 301: clock Clocks
\ClockStyle \ClockFramefalse \ClockFrametrue
0
1
2
3
The clock package provides a \clock command to typeset an arbitrary time on
an analog clock (and \clocktime to typeset the document’s build time). For
example, the clocks in the above table were produced with \clock{15}{41}. Clock
symbols are composed from a font of clock-face fragments using one of four values
for \ClockStyle and either \ClockFrametrue or \ClockFrametrue as illustrated
above. See the clock documentation for more information.
Table 302: epsdice Dice
\epsdice{1} \epsdice{3} \epsdice{5}
\epsdice{2} \epsdice{4} \epsdice{6}
Table 303: hhcount Dice
\fcdice{1} \fcdice{3} \fcdice{5}
\fcdice{2} \fcdice{4} \fcdice{6}
The \fcdice command accepts values larger than 6. For example, “\fcdice{47}”
produces “ ”.
Table 304: hhcount Tally Markers
\fcscore{1} \fcscore{3} \fcscore{5}
\fcscore{2} \fcscore{4}
The \fcscore command accepts values larger than 5. For example,
“\fcscore{47}” produces “ ”.
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