Who please teach me how to add the header (or footer) which is NOT shown
in the first page of each section.
P.S I am suing groff with -ms.
Thanks a lot
Luke
Thanks.
But, it seems not to solve my problem. I guess you misunderstood my
requirement. But, that's my fault.Sorry for my poor English that make
you confused;)
My problem is that, I defined header with .CH, .LH ... macros, and use a
.bp to start a section (or chapter ) in a new page.
From: "Yu Zhao" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Groff] About header and footer
Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2008 00:55:34 +0800
> .de BP
> .rn CH @CH
> .rn LH @LH
> .bp
> .rn @CH CH
> .rn @LH LH
> ..
>
> Then use .BP instead of .bp.
Thanks. That's exactly what I need.
Luke
Hey,
Both works. I prefer to the one from Gaius. Anyway, thanks a lot to you
all.
Luke
> > Quick and very dirty, and I'd hope there was a better way that someone
> > points out. Over-print:
> >
> > .PS
> > r=0.1
> > { circle rad r "\s-2A\s+2" shaded "red" outline "green" }
> >
Hey, this looks not so ``official'', but smart;)
cheers
Luke
> How about:-
>
> .PS
> r=1
>
> circle rad r "\s-2A\s+2" shaded "red" outline "green" invisible
>
> .PE
>
> Cheers
>
> Deri
>From the manual, I learn a way like this,
.PS
r=0.1
circle rad r "\s-2A\s+2" shaded "red" outline "green"
.PE
This works, but is not satisfying enough for me. In this case, it draws
a circle with green text (what I need) and green edge (*NOT* what I
need). My question is: how to draw a c
Hi all,
I ``troff'' a simple file, hello.mm whose content is:
.\" hello.mm
Hello World!
with the command line:
$ /usr/local/bin/groff -mm hello.mm > hello.ps
and opened it with ``evince'', then I found there are two short bars in
topleft and topright corners of the page. I searched from g
Wow, there were so many masters of troff/groff answering my stupid
question. Thanks a lot.
You are all right, ``mm'' macro of the newest groff has *NOTHING*
wrong. However, current version of evince does its job as well. After
one day's inverstigation, I found the problem is ca
> * groff produces wrapper macros for `ms' and friends which call the
> system's original macros. Then, to get groff's ms macro package I
> have to use `-mgs' instead `-ms'. Can I avoid this?
>
> Yes. Configure and compile groff as usual, but install it with
>
> make install tm
> This is a feature of the original mm macro set, intended to show where
> to cut a continuous sheet of paper into individual pages!
Hi Nick,
Ok, I see, thanks. Then, how can I disable this feature when I use
mm of traditional troff?\*F
.FS
Sorry for asking a question not about groff in a groff
> This is a feature of the original mm macro set, intended to show where
> to cut a continuous sheet of paper into individual pages!
By the way, after reading code of mmt macro, I have found an *ugly* way
to disable this feature, disabling macro )k that generates the output of
two short bars. Th
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