>> > Pass on options to grotty; the following removes all backspaces:
>> >
>> > groff -ww -Tlatin1 -P-c -P-b -P-o -P-u
>> Works fine for me. A nice extension for grotty would be a switch
>> for pure/plain that disables all bold, underlines etc.
>
> You could combine them. -P-cbou
Or write
Am 26.07.2012 14:17, schrieb Werner LEMBERG:
Pass on options to grotty; the following removes all backspaces:
groff -ww -Tlatin1 -P-c -P-b -P-o -P-u
>>> Works fine for me. A nice extension for grotty would be a switch
>>> for pure/plain that disables all bold, underlines etc.
>>> You could combine them. -P-cbou
>>
>> Or write a simple shell script.
>
> Actualy I have a simple shell script NTL it would be convenied to
> disable all styles at once.
If we have a situation similar to GNU's `indent' program where, say,
option `-gnu´ is the same as setting the options
> Nevertheless, I think it would be better then to store both
> a tmac.-raw file and a preprocessed tmac..
>From what I've read, the old Bell Labs [nt]roff had an option
to read macro files in a sort of "compiled" version (to reduce
startup time), so if one used this feature it would have been
us
