Specialized Sticky Tabs
The stickynote module also defines several special note tabs that can be used to highlight specific features. These use different icons to distinguish each type of tab and colors the note title the same color as the bar. Each of these note tabs have a fixed color.
Runtime Tab

\begin{runtimetab}{algname1}{algname2} ...
\worst{time}
\best{time}
\end{runtimetab}
\worst{time}
\best{time}
- algname1 algname2 ...
-
The text for the names of one or more algorithms.
The runtime tab above was created using the syntax
\begin{runtimetab}{basic operations}
\worst{O(1)}
\best{O(\it{n})}
\end{runtimetab}
Command Tab

\begin{commandtab}{cmdname1 cmdname2 ...}
...
\end{commandtab}
- cmdname1 cmdname2 ...
-
The text for the names of one or more commands.
The command tab above was created using the syntax
\begin{commandtab}{ls}
List the contents of a directory.
\end{commandtab}
Function Tab

\begin{functiontab}{fnctname1 fnctname2 ...}
...
\end{functiontab}
- fnctname1 fnctname2 ...
-
The text for the names of one or more functions or methods.
The function tab above was created using the syntax
\begin{functiontab}{printf}
Print text to standard output.
\end{functiontab}
Action Tab

\begin{actiontab}{action1 action2 ...}
...
\end{actiontab}
- action1 action2 ...
-
The text for the title of the action(s) to be taken.
The action tab above was created using the syntax
\begin{actiontab}{save}
This describes the action to be taken.
\end{actiontab}
Module Tab

\moduletab{modname}
- modname
-
The text for the name of a module or library.
The module tab above was created using the syntax
\moduletab{string.h}