> > 2) if there isn't enough following text to bring the paragraph
> >baseline below the bottom of the dropped cap, and the following
> >para also begins with a dropped cap, the indentation is messed
> >up for subsequent paras.
>
> I've not fixed (2) either.. does anyone see an obvious
On Fri, Mar 18, 2005, Wartan Hachaturow wrote:
> Is there any way to make mom macro process refer output?
>
> I've copied ms refer processing to mom, modfied it to do .FOOTNOTE for
> each citation (instead of .FS/.FE), but that's where my groff
> programming skills stop -- I couldn't, for example,
Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > However, I see a couple of problems:- [...]
>
> Gaius, in case you've fixed those issues please repost your macro with
> all patches applied.
Hi Werner,
The first of the two problems has now been fixed (thanks to Keith)
The second problem is still
Keith MARSHALL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >> Yes thanks Werner and in return I offer `Yet another Drop Capital
> >> Macro'.
>
> > *Very* nice! This may be something for mom...
>
> I agree, it is very nice indeed!
>
> However, I see a couple of problems:-
>
> 1) it doesn't allow for pulling
> However, I see a couple of problems:- [...]
Gaius, in case you've fixed those issues please repost your macro with
all patches applied.
Werner
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On Wed, Mar 09, 2005 at 06:55:48PM +0100, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> > > .fchar \[la] <
> > > .fchar \[ra] >
> >
> > Could we do that for \[hy] and \[mi] too?
>
> Of course! Which entities do you suggest?
I was going to suggest simply Unicode HYPHEN-MINUS; I know you don't
like it typographica
>> Yes thanks Werner and in return I offer `Yet another Drop Capital
>> Macro'.
> *Very* nice! This may be something for mom...
I agree, it is very nice indeed!
However, I see a couple of problems:-
1) it doesn't allow for pulling text back alongside a dropped `A'.
2) if there isn't enough fo
Hello.
Is there any way to make mom macro process refer output?
I've copied ms refer processing to mom, modfied it to do .FOOTNOTE for
each citation (instead of .FS/.FE), but that's where my groff
programming skills stop -- I couldn't, for example, made it to produce
correct footnote markers.
Are
Thanks, Werner!
--d
>
>
> I've uploaded groff.html (from the current CVS) as
>
> http://groff.ffii.org/groff/devel/groff.html.bz2
>
>
> Werner
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Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Below a patch for it.
many thanks, applied patch..
Gaius
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> Yes thanks Werner and in return I offer `Yet another Drop Capital
> Macro'.
*Very* nice! This may be something for mom...
Below a patch for it.
Werner
==
--- dropcap.tmac.orig 2005-03-18 10:17:24.263842176 +0100
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> I forgot the documentation update. Use this patch tarball instead.
Applied, thanks!
Please use the `-u' switch of diff the next time.
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Thanks to all who have answered my questions. I was unclear
w.r.t. the backspace character: It isn't needed for positioning (this
is done internally in grotty before the output is emitted) but for
signalling that a character should be underlined or rendered bold.[1]
This isn't directly supported
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