On 23/08/12 13:57, Anton Shterenlikht wrote:
However, the next page will still be number 2, and I don't know
how to fix that, (inserting .pn requests doesn't seem to have the
desired effect).
That is solved by (thanks to Anton Shepelev<anton....@gmail.com>)
.hd@set-page -1
But that isn't really a good solution! It requires getting your hands
dirty with the internal (private) details of the macro implementation.
This is similar to attempting to access the private members of a C++
class from a scope outside the class methods, (except that C++ will not
allow you to subvert this protection, whereas groff will). You should
not need to do this; there surely must be a public interface to support
what you are trying to achieve, without subverting package internals?
--
Regards,
Keith.
