Hi Anonymous,
> I found a rough example out in the wild for how to box text using
> groff. This is my attempt to make it work:
>
> ===8<-
> #!/bin/bash
>
> cat < .B1
> &client
> &address1
> &address2
> &address3
> .B2
> EOF
> ===8<
On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 08:08:33PM -0400, Anonymous wrote:
> Subject: simply trying to put a box around text
>
> I found a rough example out in the wild for how to box text using
> groff. This is my attempt to make it work:
>
> ===8<-
> #!/bin/bash
>
> ca
Subject: simply trying to put a box around text
I found a rough example out in the wild for how to box text using
groff. This is my attempt to make it work:
===8<-
#!/bin/bash
cat <
> groff already has a comprehensive Makefile system, which does not
> depend on automake; why jeopardise it to migrate to something with
> nothing better to offer?
*I* won't change it :-) However, if someone is going to integrate
gnulib more tightly into groff (which would be a good thing IMHO),
On 27/03/13 21:37, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
AFAIK, groff has never used automake; I hope it never does.
Why not? I find it quite convenient to use for my own project
(ttfautohint).
If it works for you, great. My experience has been that it creates more
problems than it solves; indeed, I have
> AFAIK, groff has never used automake; I hope it never does.
Why not? I find it quite convenient to use for my own project
(ttfautohint).
Werner
> So can I change the `Makefile.in' file without problems?
Yes. groff doesn't use automake. Note, however, that there is a
bunch of Makefile.XXX files, and you should check them carefully to
find the right spot for your additions.
Werner
On 27/03/13 20:47, Bernd Warken wrote:
For the next `glilypond' version, I need to add something to the file
/Makefile.in
I know that `automake' replaces this file, but I did not find any
`Makefile.am' that is usually used by `automake'.
AFAIK, groff has never used automake; I hope it never do
For the next `glilypond' version, I need to add something to the file
/Makefile.in
I know that `automake' replaces this file, but I did not find any
`Makefile.am' that is usually used by `automake'.
So can I change the `Makefile.in' file without problems?
Bernd Warken
