> How would I pass arbitrary ps parameters to an included ps routine?
>
> E.g.
>
> .something 50 (hello) 100
You probably want something like this:
.de END
..
.
.de something
. de something-aux END
ps: exec \\$*
. END
\Y[something-aux]
..
.
.something 50 (hello) 100
which gives
x X ps: exec 50 (hello) 100
+
in the intermediate output.
> It seems that not even man grops' example is working
>
> .nr x 5i
> ,de y
> ps: exec
> \nx u 0 rlineto stroke
> ..
It does -- in the example above you use `,' instead of `.' ...
.nr x 5i
.de y
ps: exec
\nx u 0 rlineto stroke
..
gives me these lines in the intermediate output:
x X ps: exec
+ 360000 u 0 rlineto stroke
+
> If possible, a mechanism to pass parameters without non-ps scaling
> factors
Number registers are always treated without scaling if you omit a
scaling indicator. Where's the problem? You explicitly specify
`5i'...
> and without number registers and groff-type strings.
Please explain. It's not clear to me what you want to achieve.
Werner
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