> Von: "Ulrich Lauther" <[email protected]> > > > > > > The way I handle preprocessors and other options, is, to put them into a > > > (pseudo-) comment > > > in the first line of a document, like e.g.: > > > > > > .\" tbl eqn lnd > > > > > > This line is interpreted by my groff shell script and I can never forget > > > to run the required > > > preprocessors and to set the appropriate optoins (landscape in the > > > example). > > > > That sounds very good. Did you already implement that for general groff? > > > No, I am not (yet?) a groff contributer. But I could publish my script, if > there is general interest.
Please publish your script! The implementation in `grog' would be very easy. But `groff.cpp' needs C++, which is still quite hard. It would be useful as well, if the `tmac' name is included as well: man, mdoc, me, mm, me, mom, etc. For it is often hard to discover with `grog' and `groffer' which `tmac' should be there, e.g. the difference of `man' and `ms'. Bernd Warken
