Larry Kollar wrote:
> Now I don't blame you for balking; autoconf is a hideous beast
> & I don't like to poke around in there either. :-)
Oh, I wouldn't go that far. Autoconf isn't so bad, once you get
used to it -- much easier than trying to write a configure script
by hand, without tripping ove
Hi,
I'm writting a package macros for my customers in France. The goal is to
localize all the standard packages (ms, me, mm and mom) in one place. By
this way users invoke groff in this way:
groff -me -m fr XXX
for the french localization.
Unfortunatly, the ms package defines a TOC string
While we are on the subject of pet peeves, the thing that irks me
is the use of 'alot' which isn't a word. It should be 'a lot'. You
know, I like ice cream a lot.
At 06:38 AM 10/24/2005, Keith MARSHALL wrote:
Citing no one in particular, and without intending any offence, I've
noticed this c
> Attempting to build from CVS, without texinfo installed, or with
> texinfo version < 4.8, causes make to abort at the point where the
> info files should be compiled. Immediately typing `make' again
> resumes the build, which apparently completes successfully, but
> leaves corrupt info files in
