Hi Doug,
> Ulrich wrote, "Please find below ... my attached code."
>
> gnu.org reports "not found" for the strange-looking URL where the
> attachment was supposedly stored:
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/groff/attachments/20140623/d3f40bfc/attachment.bin
The email I received from the list h
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> When I view Ulrich's email at
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/groff/2014-06/msg00089.html I see a
> distribute.tgz link at the end of it to
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/groff/2014-06/bin14bGZPiUPU.bin which
> works for me.
The .bin extension
In the meantime I have send the tgz-file directly to Dough, not to the list,
and he was able to read it.
Waiting for comments,
ulrich
Hi Peter,
> > http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/groff/2014-06/bin14bGZPiUPU.bin
> > which
>
> The .bin extension issue for attachments in archived email has come up
> before. Does anyone know why lists.gnu.org is doing this and whether
> there'd be any point trying to get it fixed?
It's to prot
I'd like to use a diversion for printing the bibliography. There I'd like to
avoid page breaks inside items. I tried to use .ne or .bp, both did not work.
For .bp I found in the groff that it does not work inside (not-top-level)
diversions, but for .ne it is not mentioned there.
I wonder why .b
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 06:10:25PM +0200, Carsten Kunze wrote:
> Subject: [Groff] General nroff/troff question regarding .bp and .ne in
> diversions
>
> I'd like to use a diversion for printing the bibliography.
> There I'd like to avoid page breaks inside items. I tried to
> use .ne or .bp, both
> I assume you want the page break *outside* of the diversion. In
> other words, read the bibliographic entry into a diversion, check
> the height of the entry (\n[dn]), and then see if there's enough
> room left before the page trap. Something like this:
No, actually I plan to define/capture the
> Each item I put in a temporary diversion which I use to calc
> the height. If the height exceeds the page height a .ne or .bp
> should be put in the large diversion, then the temp diversion
> is added. So the large diversion contains the heading, some
> items, .bp, some items again, ... And my p
> The trick is to "transparently" embed ".ne"
> requests for every bibliography item
That embedding with \! is a very good idea and the ideal solution. Thank you!
(Not test yet, I'll do that tomorrow at work.)
--Carsten
> For your purposes, fortunately, pagination inside the diversion
> is also not needed.
I did not intend to have pagination inside a diversion but rather having the
diversion inside the pagination (which is active from the first pages on of the
book). That had already worked today--with the pag
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