Chuck Robey wrote:
I'm experimenting, trying to use STYLE attributes to allow for the various mm
macro indents. They come in various units, but I note especially the "pt" which
is defined as "points". Does anyone know how the html points relate to the
various groff measurements (especially th
I've been coding the VL macro's html equivalent (the DL node), trying to see if
I can control the indents for that list. My embedding works fine, but the
indents so far only work if I default them. In the html code, I've tried to add
in STYLE notes in the node, but setting left-margin doesn't see
I'm experimenting, trying to use STYLE attributes to allow for the various mm
macro indents. They come in various units, but I note especially the "pt" which
is defined as "points". Does anyone know how the html points relate to the
various groff measurements (especially the groff points)?
html
Just FYI, I have the AL, BL, LI, and LE macros tested and working, still working
on ML and VL. I've committed the *stupidest* mistakes!!
Another example to contemplate. As usual:
groff -Tps -p input.tr output.ps
(plus any macro option, etc., that you use).
.blm
.ds rotate "\X'ps: exec gsave currentpoint 2 copy translate \
\\$1 rotate neg exch neg exch translate'
.ds restore "\X'ps: exec grestore'
.PS
define rotated { "\*[rota
Greeting again!
Following up on the "greetings card" exercise, the following
is an example of how part of a picture, defined by pic code,
can be rotated within the context of the whole. The "part"
in this example is simply an ellipse, but it could be defined
by a sequence of pic commands so long a
