Any attempt to use the pdfmark macro package causes exactly nothing to
happen - no error messages, but also no metadata being added to my PDF.
I've followed the instructions that come with pdfmark slavishly,
including testing in the most minimal document humanly possible, and
still gotten noth
Has anyone come up with filters, macros, etc., to produce an ePub file
from groff source?
I've got some documents that have to be handled differently depending on
what post-processor they're heading to. Primarily, my choices are
between html, postscript or plain text. Is there a convenient way for
groff to detect which post-processor will be used?
I have been trying to use groff to create the content files for epubs,
and fbreader is refusing to read them. I have tracked down a few bugs
and squashed them, but still nothing seems to work. So on the off
chance that it's groff causing the problem, or my mis-use of groff, the
command line t
Is there a way to move the footer up within the footer margin when using
ms? By default, groff+ms places the footer halfway down the footer
margin, which is not what I want, but any attempt to move it up by
inserting a .sp -x in .BT either results in an error [ fatal error:
input stack limit e
I need to embed subscripts in my document. In particular, I want
something that in eqn would be expressed as 'V sub 0' and 'V sub 1'.
There appears to be no glyphs suitable to this job available in groff,
and I cannot use eqn in the context that I need this expression, because
inline eqn prod
.bp works fine for forcing a new page. But what I'd like to do is to
force a blank page based on the page number. When I try:
.bp
.if o .bp
it doesn't work reliably. Sticking in a non-breaking space will force
the results, but it will also insert an undesired blank line if the
forced break
Is there a macro that will suppress headers and footers in groff+ms for
the next page only?
