On Mon, Oct 23, 2006 at 11:35:30PM +1000, Miklos Somogyi wrote:
> PS. Fellas, I haven't received a single post from this forum for a
> very-very long time.
> How do you manage? Do you check the archives all the time or your ISP
> is not taking
> SpamCop so seriously as mine?
gmail works fine for
From: Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Groff] Perspective in Pic
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 06:40:22 +0200 (CEST)
>
> > > Well, I get everything it seems.
>
> > Then it seems that I need to search for another ISP, like yours, who
> > can
> > Well, I get everything it seems.
> Then it seems that I need to search for another ISP, like yours, who
> can bypass the nearly constant ban on lists.gnu.org.
Yes, it seems so. Probably you find an ISP who is put himself on
blacklists (like my 1&1 in Germany). I believe such companies are
On 24/10/2006, at 8:46 AM, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
PS. Fellas, I haven't received a single post from this forum for a
very-very long time. How do you manage? Do you check the archives
all the time or your ISP is not taking SpamCop so seriously as mine?
Well, I get everything it seems.
> PS. Fellas, I haven't received a single post from this forum for a
> very-very long time. How do you manage? Do you check the archives
> all the time or your ISP is not taking SpamCop so seriously as mine?
Well, I get everything it seems.
Werner
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Ted,
If you want to do 3d in groff, I think that PS is better suited for
this than Pic.
Here you can define an object in its own co-ordinate system, introduce
modelling transformations to help in putting together complex objects
from simple
elements, and viewing transformations to rotate the
Hi Ted,
> I'm wondering of there is a general approach at all, within the world
> of groff/PostScript.
There's 3DLDF which takes a textual description of a 3D object and
produces MetaPost output.
http://www.gnu.org/software/3dldf/LDF.html
There's also "G3 - A Language for Typesetting Three
> Now you'll see that it gives a perspective picture of
> a box with "Contents" on the top, "of" on the left-hand
> side, and "the box" on the facing side. [...]
> But it has occurred to me that it would have been much easier if it
> were possible to
>
> a) First construct an object as if you w
Hi Folks,
A little project I just completed prompts me to
raise a question which may be worth discussing.
Tha background is that I've been making an
indexed catalogue of some 200+ papers (journal
articles and similar documents) for a friend of
mine. These were passed to me in a cardboard box.
Us
