On 14.03.25 07:29, dvalin--- via GNU roff typesetting system discussion wrote:
> It is probable that a neutral terminator for .SH, .LP, and .PP scope, could > be all that is needed. Then "as presented" code or command lines will neither > be wrapped nor bolded. I'll see what I can find. AHA! Squirrelled away under "4.6.5.8 Keeps, boxed keeps, and displays", there's a non-wrapping paragraph, i,e, .LD. That fixes the unwanted wrapping, and .SH overrun, causing swathes of bold. As .LD is a non-wrapping paragraph in function, it could usefully be mentioned or pointed to under 4.6.5.3 Paragraphs, ideally together with .LP, and the behaviour distinction noted. (That would have saved two days of lacking the needed paragraph type here.) Yes, after nearly 40 years, I know manpages are bottom-up, so mostly useful for confirming what you already know, but use-case exploration is necessarily top-down. Thus a modicum of WHAT organisation of a manual, at least added to the implementer's HOW perspective, is of considerable utility to users. Just a suggestion. :-) Erik
