Werner Lemberg wrote, quoting Greg Lehey:
>> I have a design document that I need to output in two forms: as a
>> properly typeset PostScript file (troff) and in plain text (nroff).
>> I want the latter not to have page breaks.
>
> Have a look how this problem is solved in an-old.tmac.
Hmm. Is this completely solved within an-old.tmac? Man itself does:
(echo ".pl 1100i"; cat manpage-source; echo ".pl \n(nlu+10") |
nroff -man
to explicitly set an initially very large page length, which is then
adjusted to the actual length used, after formatting for the display
of a single output page, (assuming the manpage is no longer than
would fit on 100 eleven inch pages). Of course, this wouldn't quite
fit Greg's requirement; he would need to adjust that ".pl \n(nl..."
request, to add sufficient space for the endnotes, (as his footnotes
would become).
Regards,
Keith.
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