> # here's the part I'm interested in
> line left from last box .w;
> line up to 1st box .w + (-0.5,0);
> arrow to 1st box .w;
> .PE
>
> One can get a straight line by adjusting the coordinates in the next-
> to-last line, although for a more complex chart (like the real one
> was), it might t
On 17-Oct-06 Larry Kollar wrote:
> I got busy learning pic today, since there was only a
> tantalizing reference to a utility that doesn't seem to
> exist anymore. :-) Turns out that pic is a fairly simple
> way to produce flowcharts... mostly. I was surprised at
> how quickly I got something that
Greetings,
I'm new to the list and to the world of typesetting, so I hope not to
commit many offtopics to start with.
Due to the work, I was looking for a way to automate the creation of
documents for the Word (or Weird) text processor .
It wasn't my decision to choose that platform so I tried
I've not found any contact address for the authors of this page.
When I was looking for documents, found this page and maybe the
authors read this list.
Almost all the links are broken, not any link contains the utp
sources, anyway I found a copy here:
http://groff.ffii.org/groff/contrib/docum
You mean that you ask someone to translate the groff web page into a
foreign language?
Yes, that's what I mean.
Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which
languages groff enthusiasts are really using -- I'm not talking about
man pages but real documents...
I agr
http://groff.ffii.org/groff/contrib/documentation/utp/
As a side note, the address for the mailing-list given there seems
wrong also.
I don't have access to the ffii.org page, so it has been abandoned.
I hadn't delved into some of those extras. If there's anything from
that site that yo
Juan M. Mendez wrote:
Due to the work, I was looking for a way to automate the creation of
documents for the Word (or Weird) text processor .
Using the latest versions of groff, you can produce HTML that can be
cleaned up enough to import directly into Word. I've done it before,
with acce
Juan M. Mendez wrote:
I've not found any contact address for the authors of this page.
When I was looking for documents, found this page and maybe the
authors read this list.
You're right, they're broken. I'll take a look later today.
I also plan to start UTP Revisited (the second edition)
>Well, before doing that it would be interesting to know which
>languages groff enthusiasts are really using -- I'm not talking
>about man pages but real documents...
>
> I agree. German immediately comes to mind for me, and I have
> considered Welsh, though I think a Welsh translatio
Ted Harding wrote:
If you have a designation of a point (such as "1st box .w")
then you can get its x and y coordinates using ".x" and ".y".
...
line up ( 1st box .w .y - last box .w .y );
arrow to 1st box .w;
That worked - thanks much!
--
Larry Kollar k o l l a r @ a l l t
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