hi,
I asked this some 6 weeks ago but got no answers. hoping that the mail
maybe reaches some other list members this time I dare to repeat my
question:
after upgrading to 1.19.2 I get new warnings from refer which were'nt
there previously:
refer:./test:4: nothing to reference (probably `
[snip]
That was supposed to have been "... simply isn't there in
_the_ macro that we use ..." (I shouldn't try to explain
things in a hurry.) Anyhow, here's a little example to
illustrate further the behavior of tbl/troff:
.\" tbl
.de HR
.br
\v'-.25m'\D'l \\n(.lu 0'
..
.sp 3c
.ll 7.5c
.HR
.ce
On Jun 14, 2006, at 6:15 AM, Joerg van den Hoff wrote:
hi,
I asked this some 6 weeks ago but got no answers. hoping that the mail
maybe reaches some other list members this time I dare to repeat my
question:
after upgrading to 1.19.2 I get new warnings from refer which were'nt
there previ
So I got this bright idea to build a permuted index for the MIBs we
support in our products at work. It might be helpful for customers
who are trying to figure out which MIB object would have the
information they're looking for.
So I grabbed the textutils package and built it, checking over
Am Dienstag, 13. Juni 2006 15:34 schrieben Sie:
> > > For tables in macros please have a look at the hew hdtbl
> > > package in the CVS.
> >
> > Thank you. I downloaded version 0.91 from
> > the homepage, but with -Thtml it outputs a mass of
> > -tags.
>
> Ah, hdtbl isn't yet set up for HTML outpu
When I first had responsibility for HP's manpages, I was completely
appalled at the uselessness of the permuted index that was taken
from the NAME line. For example, on cp(1), the line was:
cp, mv, ln - copy, move, or link files
I solved the problem by embedding comments in each file such as
