How to write text H to left of O in chemfig?

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I am trying to put H to the left of O, what will be the correct syntax
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 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()



 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]OH)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument


Here is the output of the above MWE
enter image description here






chemfig







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    Wouldn't it be a lot easier to use -[6,,,2]HO instead of -[6]OH with <bond>[<angle>,<length factor>,<departure>,<arrival>,<tikz>] as described in the answer to this very closely related (duplicate?) question: chemfig: order of atoms
    – leandriis
    1 hour ago










  • Thank you so much for your alternative solution @leandriis
    – Biki Teron
    1 hour ago














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I am trying to put H to the left of O, what will be the correct syntax
Here is my MWE 



 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()



 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]OH)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument


Here is the output of the above MWE
enter image description here






chemfig







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  • 3




    Wouldn't it be a lot easier to use -[6,,,2]HO instead of -[6]OH with <bond>[<angle>,<length factor>,<departure>,<arrival>,<tikz>] as described in the answer to this very closely related (duplicate?) question: chemfig: order of atoms
    – leandriis
    1 hour ago










  • Thank you so much for your alternative solution @leandriis
    – Biki Teron
    1 hour ago












up vote
2
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favorite









up vote
2
down vote

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I am trying to put H to the left of O, what will be the correct syntax
Here is my MWE 



 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()



 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]OH)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument


Here is the output of the above MWE
enter image description here






chemfig







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I am trying to put H to the left of O, what will be the correct syntax
Here is my MWE 



 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()



 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]OH)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument


Here is the output of the above MWE
enter image description here






chemfig




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  • 3




    Wouldn't it be a lot easier to use -[6,,,2]HO instead of -[6]OH with <bond>[<angle>,<length factor>,<departure>,<arrival>,<tikz>] as described in the answer to this very closely related (duplicate?) question: chemfig: order of atoms
    – leandriis
    1 hour ago










  • Thank you so much for your alternative solution @leandriis
    – Biki Teron
    1 hour ago












  • 3




    Wouldn't it be a lot easier to use -[6,,,2]HO instead of -[6]OH with <bond>[<angle>,<length factor>,<departure>,<arrival>,<tikz>] as described in the answer to this very closely related (duplicate?) question: chemfig: order of atoms
    – leandriis
    1 hour ago










  • Thank you so much for your alternative solution @leandriis
    – Biki Teron
    1 hour ago







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Wouldn't it be a lot easier to use -[6,,,2]HO instead of -[6]OH with <bond>[<angle>,<length factor>,<departure>,<arrival>,<tikz>] as described in the answer to this very closely related (duplicate?) question: chemfig: order of atoms
– leandriis
1 hour ago




Wouldn't it be a lot easier to use -[6,,,2]HO instead of -[6]OH with <bond>[<angle>,<length factor>,<departure>,<arrival>,<tikz>] as described in the answer to this very closely related (duplicate?) question: chemfig: order of atoms
– leandriis
1 hour ago












Thank you so much for your alternative solution @leandriis
– Biki Teron
1 hour ago




Thank you so much for your alternative solution @leandriis
– Biki Teron
1 hour ago










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A simple version using boxes.



chemfig



 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()

newsaveboxleftofbox
newlengthwidthofbox
defleftof#1#2%
 saveboxleftofbox#2%
 setlengthwidthofboxwdleftofbox%
 hskipwidthofbox
 llap#1#2%


 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]leftofHO)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument





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A simple version using boxes.



chemfig



 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()

newsaveboxleftofbox
newlengthwidthofbox
defleftof#1#2%
 saveboxleftofbox#2%
 setlengthwidthofboxwdleftofbox%
 hskipwidthofbox
 llap#1#2%


 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]leftofHO)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument





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up vote
3
down vote



accepted










A simple version using boxes.



chemfig



 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()

newsaveboxleftofbox
newlengthwidthofbox
defleftof#1#2%
 saveboxleftofbox#2%
 setlengthwidthofboxwdleftofbox%
 hskipwidthofbox
 llap#1#2%


 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]leftofHO)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument





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  • Thank you so much @TeXnician
    – Biki Teron
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up vote
3
down vote



accepted







up vote
3
down vote



accepted






A simple version using boxes.



chemfig



 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()

newsaveboxleftofbox
newlengthwidthofbox
defleftof#1#2%
 saveboxleftofbox#2%
 setlengthwidthofboxwdleftofbox%
 hskipwidthofbox
 llap#1#2%


 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]leftofHO)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument





share|improve this answer












A simple version using boxes.



chemfig



 documentclass[a4paper]article
 usepackagechemfig

 %%% Polymer symbol
 newcommandsetpolymerdelim[2]defdelimleft#1defdelimright#2
 defmakebraces[#1,#2]#3#4#5%
 edefdelimhalfdimthedimexpr(#1+#2)/2%
 edefdelimvshiftthedimexpr(#1-#2)/2%
 chemmove%
 node[at=(#4),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $leftdelimleftvrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptright.$;%
 node[at=(#5),yshift=(delimvshift)]
 $left.vrule heightdelimhalfdim depthdelimhalfdim
 width0ptrightdelimright_rlap$scriptstyle#3$$;
 setpolymerdelim()

newsaveboxleftofbox
newlengthwidthofbox
defleftof#1#2%
 saveboxleftofbox#2%
 setlengthwidthofboxwdleftofbox%
 hskipwidthofbox
 llap#1#2%


 begindocument

 setpolymerdelim
 setchemfigatom sep=2em
 chemfig[:30]-[@left,0.65]-[:-30](-[6]leftofHO)-[@right,0.75:30]
 makebraces[15pt,35pt]nleftright

 enddocument






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