Follow-up Comment #1, bug #64142 (project groff):
[comment #0 original submission:]
> Given what .spreadwarn does, this is a reasonable design, but
> surprising compared to how most roff requests work,
For instance, the .hys request also deals with the amount of stretch added to
interword space, and also has ems as the default unit of its parameter, so it
would be reasonable for groff to scale this value when the font size changes,
but it does not.
$ groff << EOF
> .hys 0.3
> .tm .hys is \n[.hys]
> .ps 40
> .tm new font size: .hys is \n[.hys]
> .hys 0.3
> .tm new hys value: .hys is \n[.hys]
> EOF
.hys is 3000
new font size: .hys is 3000
new hys value: .hys is 12000
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