>> Larry, may I ask you to provide a patch for groff_ms.man?
>
> Attached.
Applied, thanks.
Werner
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Secondly, I couldn't find where the DD register is documented.
It's present neither in the MS man page nor in the groff online
manual...
Agreed; there needs to be an entry in the "Document control
registers" section of 'man groff_ms' (which does have an entry for
PD, etc
>> Secondly, I couldn't find where the DD register is documented.
>> It's present neither in the MS man page nor in the groff online
>> manual...
>
> Agreed; there needs to be an entry in the "Document control
> registers" section of 'man groff_ms' (which does have an entry for
> PD, etc.).
Larr
>> Ted Harding:
>>
>>> If you are using ms macros, then there are two number registers
>>> to watch out for: \n[PD] "paragraph drop" and \n[DD] "display
>>> drop". \n[PD] defines how much vertical space will be inserted
>>> before starting a new paragraph. \n[DD] defines how much vertical
>>> space
On 07-Mar-10 11:17:34, Anton Shepelev wrote:
> Ted Harding:
>
>> If you are using ms macros, then there are two number registers
>> to watch out for: \n[PD] "paragraph drop" and \n[DD] "display
>> drop". \n[PD] defines how much vertical space will be inserted
>> before starting a new paragraph. \n
Ted Harding:
> If you are using ms macros, then there are two number registers
> to watch out for: \n[PD] "paragraph drop" and \n[DD] "display
> drop". \n[PD] defines how much vertical space will be inserted
> before starting a new paragraph. \n[DD] defines how much vertical
> space will be insert
On 05-Mar-10 14:32:27, Anton Shepelev wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I was experimenting with displays in groff (nroff
> mode) and found found a problem. Whenever I begin
> a new paragraph after a display, the vertical in-
> dent after the display is twice the normal size.
> Below is an example f
Hello all,
I was experimenting with displays in groff (nroff
mode) and found found a problem. Whenever I begin
a new paragraph after a display, the vertical in-
dent after the display is twice the normal size.
Below is an example for the MS macro's .LD dis-
play:
.LP
Test paragraph. T
