Tadziu Hoffmann wrote:
> This is actually nontrivial. Groff handles split & join (.fi) and
> nosplit & nojoin (.nf), but not split & nojoin -- at least not by
> itself,
:-O
> so we have to help it along a bit. Here is a somewhat crude method
> which has the disadvantage that you have to precede every line with
> some text (i.e., .xx), but gives a more pleasing output because each
> wrapped line is indented.
hmm.. yes, adding a macro to each line is really annoying..
but the output, the indent in particular, is exactly what I expected!
I tried another aproach that *almost* pleased me: adding a space before
each line so that each line is a paragraph! the problem with this
solution is the indent of the wrapped lines of the paragraph:
start of very long line
continuation of very long line
instead of
start of very long line
continuation of very long line
is there a way (a register) to set the indent of the wrapped lines of a
paragraph? that would be 99.99% perfect!
TIA!
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Otavio Exel /<\oo/>\ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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