On Fri, Jan 03, 2014, Werner Lemberg wrote:
>
> > When a diversion that doesn't fit on the last page of a document and
> > has to be deferred to the next (ie a float) is followed by a few
> > lines of type that don't reach the bottom margin, processing stops
> > at the end of the text and the diversion is never output. [...]
>
> Minimum example, please.
.\" Begin example
.\" Minimal diversion
.de diversion
. di foo-div
. nop \fBBegin diversion
. sp 4
. nop End diversion\f[]
. br
. di
. ie \\n[dn]>\\n[.t] .nr defer 1
. el .foo-div
..
.\" Minimal header
.de header
. if !\\n[%]=1 \{\
. sp |1i-1v
. ce 1
. nop \fIHeader\f[]
. sp 2
. if \\n[defer]=1 \{\
. nf
. foo-div
. \}
. \}
..
.\" Minimal footer
.de footer
. sp |\\n[.p]u-.75i
. ce 1
\\n[%]
. bp
..
.\" Traps
.wh 0 header
.wh -1i footer
.\"
.ps 14
.ls 2
.nf
.sp |1i-1v
.nr lines 0 1
.while \n+[lines]<=23 .nop Running text
Diversion inserted after this line.
.diversion
First line after diversion inserted.
Running text
.\" End example
Use -P-pletter. Processing stops at the end of page 1.
--
Peter Schaffter
http://www.schaffter.ca
