On Tue, Feb 02, 2021, - - wrote:
> I'm not quite sure what's decided by refer and what by mom
> regarding the format of the references in my bibliography list.
The formatting of references is controlled by mom (order of fields,
punctuation, italics).
> I currently have no idea how to affect the o
Hey,
I started fidling with groff a few weeks ago so I'm quite the beginner
still.
I'm not quite sure what's decided by refer and what by mom regarding the
format of the references in my bibliography list. I currently have no
idea how to affect the order of the fields. I have a reference database
Hi Wim,
Roff syntax permits certain ASCII control characters in identifiers.
They're typically used by older macro-packages to avoid naming conflicts,
or in contexts when an arbitrary delimiter may appear in legitimate texts
(such as the .tl request).
Acceptable control characters are:
- ^B S
What is the purpose of this? ^G , control character.
I see it a lot used in the hdtbl macro set.
Kind regards
Wim Stockman
