Hello,
Ijust started learning to use pic but there's something I didn't
find in the tutorials I've found (and it looks like the section
of the Groff manual on pic is empty).
I'd like to draw a number of boxes in "cascading" style, like this:
.PS
A:box wid 0.7i ht 1i
B:box wid 0.7i ht 1i at (A.e.
Hello,
Ijust started learning to use pic but there's something I didn't
find in the tutorials I've found (and it looks like the section
of the manual on pic is empty).
I'd like to draw a number of boxes in "cascading" style, like this:
.PS
A:box wid 0.7i ht 1i
B:box wid 0.7i ht 1i at (A.e.x-0.1i
On 17-Apr-10 19:09:49, Jeronimo Pellegrini wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Ijust started learning to use pic but there's something I didn't
> find in the tutorials I've found (and it looks like the section
> of the Groff manual on pic is empty).
>
> I'd like to draw a number of boxes in "cascading" style, li
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 10:04:17PM +0100, Ted Harding wrote:
> Yes, you can -- use 'shaded "white"' as in:
> (...)
>
> So, to answer your description (if I have understood correctly,
> i.e. A is the top one and should overlay B which should overlay C)
> you would need to change the signs of the rel
> Is there a complete reference for pic somewhere? The most extensive
> text on pic I found so far is a chapter of "Unix Text Processing" by
> Dougherty and O'Reilly, but it doesn't seem to be extensive.
groff itself is distributed with the reference! Search for `pic.ms'
(source) and `pic.ps' or
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 06:36:50AM +0200, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> > Is there a complete reference for pic somewhere? The most extensive
> > text on pic I found so far is a chapter of "Unix Text Processing" by
> > Dougherty and O'Reilly, but it doesn't seem to be extensive.
>
> groff itself is d
