Previously I wrote, quoting Larry Kollar: > > The change I made was to define .HD at the top of the file as > > follows: > > > > .de HD > > . pdfmark /Label (\\n% /PAGELABEL > > .. > > Isn't that missing a closing parenthesis? Should it not be > . pdfmark /Label (\\n%) /PAGELABEL ? > > > The intent was to test my theory about setting PDF's page numbers to > > match the current page number (i.e. if you're in the TOC, the page > > number should be "iii" or something similar). > > I've tried adding your HD definition in my copy of pdfmark.ms, (with > the closing parenthesis in place). While I can see the /PAGELABEL > marks in the groff intermediate output, (but strangely, no "i" label > for the TOC), I see no visible effect on the document display, in > Acrobat Reader v6.
I've now had a quick look at the Postscript output generated by: groff -ww -mspdf pdf$$.cmp pdfmark.ms | less (pdf$$.cmp is the final composite reference map for pdfmark.ms, captured from a prior run of `GROFF_TMPDIR=. pdfroff --keep ...'; `$$' represents, and must of course be replaced by, the numeric PID of that process). While the /PAGELABEL marks are present, not one of them is correctly placed on the page to which it refers. I've no idea what `HD' is doing here; based on pure conjecture, I suspect some diversion interplay. This will bear further investigation, but I don't have time to follow it up, just now. Regards, Keith. _______________________________________________ Groff mailing list Groff@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff
