On Monday, 31 January 2022 08:15:55 GMT Dave Kemper wrote:
> On 1/28/22, Deri wrote:
> > If you are using -T pdf you
> > don't need to include -mpdfmark, this is documented in the gropdf man page
> > and the pdfmark.pdf is referenced.
>
> True, but just barely. It's mentioned in one entry in the
On 1/28/22, Deri wrote:
> If you are using -T pdf you
> don't need to include -mpdfmark, this is documented in the gropdf man page
> and the pdfmark.pdf is referenced.
True, but just barely. It's mentioned in one entry in the list of \X
escapes. This is down in a level of detail that a lot of g
On Friday, 28 January 2022 21:29:35 GMT Dave Kemper wrote:
> As a side issue, it looks like the .pdfinfo macro mentioned in this
> thread is un(der)documented.
>
> It's documented in the pdfmark documentation
> (contrib/pdfmark/pdfmark.ms), but it seems to apply to any document
> rendered with gro
As a side issue, it looks like the .pdfinfo macro mentioned in this
thread is un(der)documented.
It's documented in the pdfmark documentation
(contrib/pdfmark/pdfmark.ms), but it seems to apply to any document
rendered with groff's -Tpdf option, not just ones using the pdfmark
package, as the macr
Hi Deri,
Am Mittwoch, 26. Januar 2022, 00:31:57 CET schrieb Deri:
> .
>
> This works:-
>
> .sp 1i
> .pdfinfo /Title "\[u000a]My\[u000a]multiline\[u000a]document\[u000a]title\
> [u000a]"
> .pdfinfo /Synopsis "A short description of the document content."
> Hello, world!
>
> BUT, you will nee
On Tuesday, 25 January 2022 19:18:58 GMT Tadziu Hoffmann wrote:
> > This metadata is held in the "document information dictionary"
> > of the pdf. In the pdf 1.4 standard the items
> > Title/Author/Keywords/Subject are all defined as text strings,
> > so I believe that precludes them from being mul
> .pdfinfo /Subject line 1\\nline\\n line 2
> does not work
It seems the argument is reprocessed several times,
so you need escape the backslashes accordingly.
This appears to work:
.pdfinfo /Subject line 1nline 2nline 3
Am Dienstag, 25. Januar 2022, 20:18:58 CET schrieb Tadziu Hoffmann:
> You can embed \n into the strings, but not all programs will
> display this as a newline -- pdfinfo does, but my version of
> acroread displays a boxed "000A" instead.
>
> \X'ps: exec mark \
> /Title (\\nMy\\nmultiline\\ndoc
> This metadata is held in the "document information dictionary"
> of the pdf. In the pdf 1.4 standard the items
> Title/Author/Keywords/Subject are all defined as text strings,
> so I believe that precludes them from being multiline.
You can embed \n into the strings, but not all programs will
