Bertrand -- On Thu, Nov 27, 2014, Bertrand Garrigues wrote: > Thanks for your remarks, I will correct my example and commit it. I > have a tendency to add a blank line before or after a HEADING for > clarity pupose in the source file, but this add an extra blank line. I > guess the recommandation is to simply add a comment with "\#"?
The simplest ways to add blank lines to input without affecting output are to put a period on a line by itself, or define a dummy macro for .blm so you you use real blank lines. .de dummy .. .blm dummy You can use comment lines, too. > Also, I found out that in the mom examples, sometimes .PP is added > right after a HEADING, sometimes no. What is the general rule? Not sure I understand. There's no general rule. If what comes after HEADING is a paragraph, then PP comes right after the heading (with as many blank or comment lines as you like in between--assuming, if blank lines, you've added the above to your file). -- Peter Schaffter http://www.schaffter.ca
