Ralph Corderoy: > Hi Anton, > > > I can manage a two-part macro like .(MyPS and .)MyPS, so I could > > reset the indent upon exit. But I don't know how to do it using only > > one macro. I probably have to 'subscribe' to some 'call-back' macro > > that gets called every time a paragraph (in groff's sense) ends. Does > > groff or MM have such a macro? > > Are you aware of the .it request; input trap? `.it N xx' calls macro > xx after N lines of input have been read, excluding control and request > lines.
Thanks for the suggestion. It will work only for source texts without hard line breaks within para- graphs. But to GROFF, as I understand, a paragraph is a sequence of non-empty lines not beginning with certain control commands, which means I have to know the number lines my paragraph will occupy before it has actually been typeset. Or I have to stick to long lines (one per para- graph), but then what about formatting on word level (like make one word bold)? Anton
