hbezemer--- via writes:
> Dear all,
>
> I'm trying to create a html file with some graphics created by pic.
> Maybe I'm missing the obvious but I'm not able to get it to work.
> The following command:
> echo ".PS\nbox\n.PE" | pic | groff -Thtml -U
>
> results in:
>
>
> "http://www.w3.org/TR/ht
Dear Gaius,
Good point, I wanted to create a minimal working
example, which created the same (missing) output as my
reallife example. And it did, but I think there's
another issue. When changing -ms to -mm (the macro I'm
using): No images are created.
Thus, groff -p -mm -Thtml foo.n
results in:
On 11/29/23, hbezemer--- via wrote:
> When changing -ms to -mm (the macro I'm using): No images are created.
>
> Maybe groff_mm(7) is the culprit?
Different macro packages provide different definitions of .PS and .PE.
Some seem to work with grohtml and some not:
$ cat foo.n
.PS
box
.PE
$ groff -
Thanks Dave, that makes it clear for me.
I've tried my first minimal example. but now with -ms and this gives a good
result.
Thus: echo ".PS\nbox\n.PE" | pic | groff -Thtml -ms works.
Would it be useful to modify the -mm PS and PE macros so that they work with
grohtml
since the macro package i
From comparing the different PS and PE macros of ms and mm I learned the adding
.HTML-IMAGE and .HTML-IMAGE-END respectively does the trick. At least it works
in
my case.
Hans
hbezemer--- via wrote:
> Thanks Dave, that makes it clear for me.
>
> I've tried my first minimal example. but now wi
At 2023-11-29T19:11:27+0100, hbezemer--- via wrote:
> Thanks Dave, that makes it clear for me.
>
> I've tried my first minimal example. but now with -ms and this gives a
> good result. Thus: echo ".PS\nbox\n.PE" | pic | groff -Thtml -ms
> works.
>
> Would it be useful to modify the -mm PS and PE
