Hi mikkel,
> I am on work now. Can not check, but could it be that since I cm not
> using any macro packages I should use lower case letter.
No, if `.PSPIC' was an unknown macro then it, and its arguments, would
just be ignored, like this `.XXPIC' where the `bar' doesn't appear.
$ printf '%s\n' foo '.XXPIC bar' xyzzy |
> groff -Tps | sed '1,/%%EndPageSetup/d'
/F0 10/Times-Roman@0 SF(foo xyzzy)72 12 Q 0 Cg EP
%%Trailer
end
%%EOF
$
It seems the macro .PSPIC is present without asking for it. I don't see
groff_tmac(5) pointing this out.
$ printf '%s\n' foo '.PSPIC bar' xyzzy |
> groff -Tps | sed '1,/%%EndPageSetup/d'
→ <standard input>:2: can't open `bar': No such file or directory
/F0 10/Times-Roman@0 SF(foo)72 12 Q(xyzzy)72 24 Q 0 Cg EP
%%Trailer
end
%%EOF
$
Even with nroff(1).
$ printf '%s\n' foo '.PSPIC bar' xyzzy | nroff | grep .
<standard input>:2: can't open `bar': No such file or directory
foo
xyzzy
$
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