Re: refer.tmac

or field O. My temporary solution is to override the bibliographic item start and end macros, which are specific for each macro package, but executed in the general refer code. Here I turned off the hyphenation and adjustment, but I do that for the entire reference, which isn't really what I w

refer.tmac

URL isn't hyphenated? And how do I enforce a break using an escape sequence rather than .br? I know, writing reference lists are not what developers love the most. Yours Sigfrid -- Sigfrid Lundberg, Ph.D., System developer Lund, Sweden https://sigfrid-lundberg.se/ <http://sigfrid-lundberg.se/>

Re: an observation and proposal about hyphenation codes

least tie it to the right thing at the outset, whereas tying it > to an encoding perhaps doesn't. > > > If so, what I will do is make "en.tmac" `.mso latin1.tmac`. > > That will solve the problem for English. Are there other language > files that will need i

Re: Greek and Russian in Groff

> .if c \[-] .tm minus is defined > minus is defined > .if c \[-]a .tm minus and a are defined > > Regards, > Branden > -- Sigfrid Lundberg, Ph.D., System developer Lund, Sweden https://sigfrid-lundberg.se/ <http://sigfrid-lundberg.se/>

Re: [mmse] Adding a footnote yields a infinite loop.

> > ...where xx is the paper length, yy the line length, and zz the page > offset. Use of scaling units ('c' for centimeters will be common, I > reckon) is recommended. > > I'm attaching my own reproducer for your convenience. Its mostly > equivalent to yours. > > Regards, > Branden > -- Sigfrid Lundberg, Ph.D., System developer Lund, Sweden https://sigfrid-lundberg.se/ <http://sigfrid-lundberg.se/>

Re: [Groff] preconv, unicode, greek and indexing

Thanks Werner for the script and for the answers! On Mon, 21 May 2007, Werner LEMBERG wrote: > > I have tested the new preprocessor with the groff options > > -K and -k > > > > This is all very encouraging. > > Nice to hear that! However, you should upgrade to the current CVS > (from today);

Font problem solved (Re: [Groff] preconv, unicode, etc)

On Sun, 20 May 2007, Ralph Corderoy wrote: > > Hi Sigfrid, > > > It didn't work at all -- groff tried to take all greek characters from > > the special fonts S and SS. Then I switched font family temporarily > > using \FK .. \F[]. Then I got partial success: All diachritical > > characters come

RE: [Groff] preconv, unicode, greek and indexing

On Sun, 20 May 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On 20-May-07 09:56:15, Sigfrid Lundberg wrote: > > [...] > > I've a manuscript of a book containing medieval greek quotations > > and to format those I installed a subset of kerkis fonts (quoting > > from my downloa

Re: [Groff] preconv, unicode, greek and indexing

On Sun, 20 May 2007, Ralph Corderoy wrote: > > Hi Sigfrid, > > > It didn't work at all -- groff tried to take all greek characters from > > the special fonts S and SS. Then I switched font family temporarily > > using \FK .. \F[]. Then I got partial success: All diachritical > > characters come

[Groff] preconv, unicode, greek and indexing

advance, and have a nice Sunday! Yours Sigge [1] see http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.princeton.edu/%7Egoulding/groff.html - Sigfrid Lundberg, Ph.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (home) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (office) URL: http://www.sigfrid-lundberg.se