Larry McVoy wrote:
.if !\n[EULA]=0 \{\
.if !\n[EULA]=1 \{\
.if !\n[EULA]=2 \{\
.if !\n[EULA]=3 \{\
.ab No EULA defined
.\}
.\}
.\}
If I remember correctly, EULA will return 0 if not previously
defined, so you'll never reach the abort. You can do this in one line:
.if !rEULA .ab No EULA defined
Anyway, the doc is full of
.if \n[EULA]=1 \{\
etc.
What I would oh-so-love to be able to do is
.if \n[EULA]=1 || \n[EULA]=3
I wandered through the groff docs and didn't see any way to do that.
It's defined in groff(7), and in sec. 5.3 of the texinfo doc. Logical
OR is a colon:
.if \n[EULA]=1:\n[EULA]=3 \{\
It would have been interesting to ask Joe O why a colon instead of a
pipe here. Anyway, I use constructs like this all the time in my docs.
Hope this helps,
(the other) Larry
