Re: [Groff] digits in eqn

Ted: On Wed, Aug 01, 2007 at 11:00:10PM +0100, Ted Harding wrote: > Hi Folks, > > I'm trying to overcome an eqn "phenomenon" -- in some ways a > "feature", in others a "bug". > > What I'm referring to can be seen if you set the following > in Times, using a fairly large point size (say 15) (I'm

Re: [Groff] parsing a corner specification

Look into src/preproc/pic/pic.y, that your first example goes to "label" because of the lower precedence of "left", and causes an error. In the second one, "upper", which has higher precedence than "CHOP", works well since it is "label corner" rather than "label". %left LEFT ... /* Give attribut

Re: [Groff] parsing a corner specification

Joel E. Denny writes: > > I've searched the web and Open Group for some roff or pic standards > document. So far, I haven't found one. Does one exist? -Larry Jones I'm not a vegetarian! I'm a dessertarian. -- Calvin

Re: [Groff] parsing a corner specification

On Sat, 18 Aug 2007, Clarke Echols wrote: > According to my eroff manual (from Elan Computer Group, Inc.) > the circle allowed-attribute list allows radius, diameter, > height, width, at, invis, same, and text. "at" takes a position > argument. Even though pic reports the error as being on line

Re: [Groff] parsing a corner specification

According to my eroff manual (from Elan Computer Group, Inc.) the circle allowed-attribute list allows radius, diameter, height, width, at, invis, same, and text. "at" takes a position argument. You might try a 'move _to_;' then the circle specification... The semicolon separates operations and

[Groff] parsing a corner specification

I am trying to understand GNU pic's parser as it relates to an extension I am working on for Bison. However, I've never used pic before, so some of my questions may be naive. I checked out Groff from CVS and built it. The most recent ChangeLog entry at the time was 2007-07-15. I then ran:

[Groff] Copyright issues

Folks, I've added/updated a lot of copyright messages to files in the groff bundle; this process is not finished yet. For the moment, I use GPL2 (in case it is GPLed), trying to stay with a constant format so that a script will finally convert those strings to GPL3. Smaller files, notably `REA