I'm now seeing warnings like this when I runoff a manual containing tbl tables
that use the "expand" global option:
./Installation.ms:3: warning: numeric expression expected (got `i')
warning: around line 35: table wider than line width
warning: around line 35: table squeezed horizontally to fit
I would support making tbl warnings optional,
to be in line with troff, and other reasons,
for example if a table is deliberately wider
than the line width. A new flag -w to enable
warnings?
Denis
I thought some of us were looking for this a while ago. I found a link:
http://se.uwaterloo.ca/~dberry/FTP_SITE/reprints.journals.conferences/flo.conference.paper.pdf
-- Larry
Denis M. Wilson wrote:
> I would support making tbl warnings optional,
> to be in line with troff, and other reasons,
> for example if a table is deliberately wider
> than the line width. A new flag -w to enable
> warnings?
I was thinking maybe a global option like "nowarn" -- the warnings are
This fixes a bug in -mwww where a long ordered list has item 10 incorrectly
indented.
I think that's all of my patches... for now. ;-)
-- Larry
Index: www.tmac
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> I thought some of us were looking for this a while ago. I found a link:
>
> http://se.uwaterloo.ca/~dberry/FTP_SITE/reprints.journals.conferences/flo.conference.paper.pdf
Thanks! However, this isn't the manual, it's rather a report. The
manual can be found here:
ftp://ftp.cs.technion.ac.i
> Actually, to "groff_hdtbl.man" to include details about what needs
> to be initialized before creating tables.
Thanks! However, documentation of the `pv' macro is still missing.
Honestly, I'm not really happy about pv's strange calling sequence to
use it for initialization. Do you have a bett
