es. -- Thanks
in advance.
Joachim
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I just opened the above link and for me it's *not* broken (25 pages).
Joachim
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Tel. 06221-28680
-man ...´ works for both man and hdtbl with the only
restriction, that hdtbl's .TH is overwritten by man, which doesn't
matter hdtbl because .TH is more optional and one can do the same with
.TD. -- But why using man and hdtbl together?
Joachim
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quot;If a macro has one or more arguments, and it is not starting a line, it
must be enclosed in double quotes." So you must write the second line of
the first example
.TR .TD 1*2 ".TD 2+3*2 colspan=2"
to get the expected result.
Jochim Walsdorff
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Dr. Joachim Walsdor
usive names are preceeded by t*. (Most of the other
names are historic, taken from an elder macropackage which run under
AIX-troff; therefore the one and two character names.)
Joachim
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Dr. Joachim Walsdorff
Hauptstraße 225
D 69117 Heidelberg
Tel. 06221-28680
Here is a little macro to enhance the restricted groff-arithmetics. It
uses the unix bc-command for arbitrary precision calculations (see the
bc-manpage). Maybe it's easier to use for people (like me) who are not
familiar with pic to use its numerical engine like suggested by Ted:
.de calc
.
with some
ideas, but they're all more sophisticated than anything I've done
before.
Has anyone ever done anything like this? What's a good way to accomplish
this? -POLM
Have a look at the hdtbl-macros (man groff_hdtbl) -- they seem to be
appropriate to do the job!
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Dr.
code in
`input.cpp'. I have tested it for my own need and some other situations,
and in all these cases it works fine.
Joachim
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Hauptstraße 225
D 69117 Heidelberg
Tel. 06221-28680
--- input.cpp 2009-04-03 14:37:24.0 +0200
+++ wffinput.cpp2009-04-17
Dean,
attached is a corrected macro `t*cl', which caused the errors
`multiplication overflow' and `division by zero' for long input lines.
With this new `t*cl' the linelength can be more then 50 meters. You can
replace `t*cl' in hdtbl.tmac or it can precede the input after loading
hdtbl. Alt
Keith MARSHALL schrieb:
Dean Allen Provins wrote, quoting Joachim Walsdorff:
To avoid this warning You must
a) place the .ll request before .TBL and
b) increase the linelength a little, because 12x9.7 is 106.4.
... The '.ll' does precede '.TBL' and the line
Dean Allen Provins schrieb:
Readers:
For the record, HDTBL works just fine. I ended up with code like the
following (for A0 paper):
.po1c
.sp |0.5c
.TBL cols=12 width='9.7c'
.ll116c
.pl116c
.TR
.TD
.PSPIC file.eps 9.7c
.TD
more .TD, .PSPIC lines
.TR
If you have only one large page then HDtbl doesn't add
header/footerlines, because pageheaders appear only beginning with the
second page and pagefooterlines don't appear on the last page. So if You
have changed the groff pagelength to 335c, for raw groff with `.pl
335c', or for macropackages p
I tried to get the development version of groff as described in the
README-file with
cvs -d:ext:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/cvsroot/groff -z5 co groff
but got
Permission denied (publickey).
cvs [checkout aborted]: end of file from server (consult above
messages if any)
I then tried, as
New Version 0.91 of HDtbl (Heidelberger Table Macros). You can download
them from
ftp.uni-heidelberg.de/pub/HDtbl/
(the macros, manpage and examples). Try and hopefully enjoy with them.
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Hi Werner,
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
I wrote some groff-macros for tables.
*Very* impressive! I think that many, many groff users can use this.
Thanks for the compliment.
A table with two columns and two rows (cellcontents in this
example are rownumber*columnnumber) is written as
Table Macros
I wrote some groff-macros for tables. You can download them, together
with some examples, from
ftp.uni-heidelberg.de/pub/HDtbl/
To give a first impression here is the beginning of the man page:
NAME
hdtbl -- seven groff-macros for simple but mighty table p
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