Looking at some Bell System Practices, I finally realized what the
'nP' macro is for. I've attached a patch to make 'nP' conform to the
BSP style -- using level 1 heading numbers with the heading font, and
indenting the second line of the paragraph to line up with the text
of the first line.
In case anyone depends on the default behavior, you have to set the
'BSP' number register to enable the BSP style. Without this register
defined, 'nP' performs as before (uses level 2 heading numbers with
the paragraph font, and the second line is not indented).
ChangeLog entry:
2006-09-10 Larry Kollar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* contrib/mm/m.tmac: Modified the 'nP' macro to conform to
Bell System Practices style when the 'BSP' register is defined.
Modified the 'H' macro to reset \n[par*number2].
* contrib/mm/groff_mm.man: Added a note about using the
'BSP' register to the 'nP' macro, and added 'BSP' to the number
register list.
Please test...
--
Larry Kollar k o l l a r @ a l l t e l . n e t
Unix Text Processing: "UTP Revival"
http://unixtext.org/

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