Which book? _Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment_ mentions a groff
package written by James Clark.The _Network Programming Vol 1: Network APIs and
Sockets" also mentions this package as well as some tools andscripts written by
Dave Hanson, Gary Wright, Jon Bentley, and Brian Kernighan
3:16:38 AM PDT, Damian McGuckin
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On Sun, 15 Sep 2024, Meg McRoberts via wrote:
> Which book? _Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment_ mentions a
> groff package written by James Clark.The _Network Programming Vol 1:
> Network APIs and Sockets" also mentions this
Whoops, forgot to include the link:
W. Richard Stevens' Home Page
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On Sunday, September 15, 2024 at 03:26:30 AM PDT, Meg McRoberts via
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Rich's homepage is still available. Maybe it
Which macro set are you using? For mm, I think .DS/.DE used to do thisbut
it's been a while and things may have changed.
Try the following:
.DS
fun() {
echo "hello" > /dev/null 2>&1;
}
.DE
I added some additional spaces in front of the echo line -- I think the normis
to use 8 spaces or
Shoot! This mail doesn't look like what I typed! Let me try the formatting
of the code snippet again...
On Sunday, September 5, 2021, 1:56:32 AM PDT, Meg McRoberts via
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Which macro set are you using? For mm, I think .DS/.DE used to do thisbut
it's been a while
Gr -- I give up, but the .DS/.DI should be on separate lines...
On Sunday, September 5, 2021, 2:31:21 AM PDT, Meg McRoberts via
wrote:
Shoot! This mail doesn't look like what I typed! Let me try the formatting
of the code snippet again...
On Sunday, September 5, 20
It might be worth contacting Brian Kernighan and asking for his blessing.He
has always been a very nice person and I suspect you could worksomething out.
At the very least, I'm sure he would not hurl expletivesat you for asking ;-)
On Thursday, May 18, 2023 at 04:19:18 AM PDT, Damian McGuc
