Damian McGuckin: > The bug is that while > > .DS 1 > > uses the standard indent, > > .DS 1 1 > > does NOT use the standard indent.
Let us maybe share some examples of a) the current and b) the expected behavior. This e-mail is for- matted using mm, with 52 characters per line and the `Si' number register set to 3. With the latest[1] version of mm, the problem I described earlier is not longer present. For `.DS 1` I get: payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload... -- a single long line, indented on the left by \n(Si. The right indent makes no sense because there is no filling. And for `.DS 1 1` I get: payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload payload -- a block of text indented by \n(Si on the left with the line length decreased to maintain the right margin. As you see, in both cases mm respects \n(Si in the determination of the left indent. There is no contradiction. Do you observe the same results? If not, please retest with the latest version. ____________________ 1. http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/groff/groff-1.22.4.tar.gz
