On Wed, Feb 17, 2010 at 08:38:17PM -0500, Tom Borawski wrote:
> :
> Thanks to all the Groff developers. You have no idea of how useful
> you have turned what is possibly the oldest continuously used software
> package.
Amen.
As a continuous user of n/t/groff since 1974 I also am most appreci
Multi-page tbl tables don't like getting hdtbl pulled in -- both of
them use .TH and groff hangs at the first tbl usage of .TH.
Yes, there are situations where you might want to mix tbl and hdtbl
tables in a single document -- for example, in a transition from one
to another, or you might m
Tom Borawski wrote:
I was wondering if their is any possibility having .tm write
to anything other than STDOUT ? It would make managing forward
references (when used with 2 groff passes) much easier.
In my Makefile, I use 2> to redirect stderr to a file:
groff $(FLAGS) -rTocGen=1 -z
On 19/02/10 06:04:13, Larry Kollar wrote:
> In my Makefile, I use 2> to redirect stderr to a file:
>
> groff $(FLAGS) -rTocGen=1 -z stuff bookfile.ms 2>bookfile.aux
> ## do stuff with the aux file ##
> groff $(FLAGS) stuff bookfile.ms >bookfile.ps 2>bookfile.err
>
> The TocGen r
Larry I guess I should confess my ulterior motive: the addition of
a generalized set of macros to support the integration of perl into
groff.
As a background-- I recently used the whole toolchain on a recent project.
That includes Refer and pdfmark. I also attempted to produce both pdf and
html
