Deri,
That works right to PDF. Nice. For those that have used gs to assemble pdfs, setting various pdf properties like permissions and pdf display variables, I wonder how that is to be batched now that groff is going directly to pdf. Are there extensions for these various attributes available at groff run-time? On Wed, 05 Sep 2012 12:32:18 +0100, Deri James <deri.ja...@chuzzlewit.co.uk> wrote: On Wednesday 05 Sep 2012 06:31:41 Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> [Please configure your e-mail program so that it replies to CCed > addresses also.] > > >> Minimum example, please, together with your calling sequence. > >> Werner > > > > Sure. > > > > Given original text file date string macros as : > > > > .DA "20 avril 2012 " "S\['e]ance de l\*[psq]avant-midi" > > > > .de DA > > \\$1 \\$2 > > > > .pdfbookmark -T \\*(tg 1 "\\$1" "\\$2" > > . > > > > While the text is correct in the body of the transcript, the text > > passed to bookmark drops the french char glyph completely, > > producing as a bookmark: > > > > Avril 12 2012 Sance de l'avant-midi (missing tranformed \['e]) > > Keith, can you help? > > > Werner Using this as a test:- .sp |1i Bookmark Test .sp 1 .ds tg tg .trin '\C'aq' .de DA \\$1 \\$2 .pdfbookmark -T \\*(tg 1 "\\$1" "\\$2" .. .DA "20 avril 2012 " "S\['e]ance de l'avant-midi" .pdfsync and command:- groff -Tpdf t.trf seems to produce the desired bookmark, although 2 warnings are output. (You will need a recent CVS version of groff to include the pdf device). Deri
