On Mar 07 15:36 +0000, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> You can use the zero-width space character \& to stop `.' being at the
> start of a line, e.g.
>
> \&.UR foo:///bar
> \&.UE
>
> Cheers, Ralph.
hello Ralph,
do you mean this?
2014-2015::T{
It is neither this nor that while it's both this and that
T}:
\&.UR http://example.com
\&.UE,
that doesn't work. this one thought comes closer:
2014-2015::T{
It is neither this nor that while it's both this and that
T}:\&
.UR http://example.com
\&.UE,
with the caveat that a newline is introduced and i can get rid of it.
that's the newline after first '\&' and without it .UR is not passed to
troff.
