Hey, thanks for the quick response!
> I don't know what the intended appearance was supposed to be, but
> this sort-of works; substitute a tab-character for each <TAB> ...
Sorry about my omission, but I did use tab; I guess they were replaced by spaces
after sending the e-mail, however. For instance, if I use tab(@) and replace the
tabs with @, the problem persists with the mom package. I now perceive that the
following error ensues:
$ groff -Tpdf -t -mom exemplo-minimo-mom.mom > exemplo-minimo-mom.pdf
troff: exemplo-minimo-mom.mom:2: can't transparently output node at top level
warning: file 'exemplo-minimo-mom.mom', around line 13:
table wider than line width
$ pdfmom -t exemplo-minimo-mom.mom > exemplo-minimo-mom.pdf
troff: exemplo-minimo-mom.mom:2: can't transparently output node at top level
warning: file 'exemplo-minimo-mom.mom', around line 13:
table wider than line width
even though I expected T{ T} to handle this. https://www.troff.org/faq.html
has an image illustrating what I expected, whereas the table currently just
runs off to the right of the page unless I don't use the mom package.
Best regards,
Bento
