> If I set ?registers PO and LL and also set PS and VS, the values of
> PO and LL seem to revert to the default values.
As you expected, the order of setting doesn't matter.
I don't see anything strange in the run below. where the stderr
output follows the closing '!'.
groff -ms <<'!' >/dev/nu
On 17-Mar-2015 18:00:47 Heinz-Jürgen Oertel wrote:
> Am Dienstag, 17. März 2015, 15:34:59 schrieb Dorai Sitaram:
>> If I set registers PO and LL and also set PS and VS, the values of PO and
>> LL seem to revert to the default values. It doesn't seem to matter which
>> order I set these registers i
Am Dienstag, 17. März 2015, 15:34:59 schrieb Dorai Sitaram:
> If I set registers PO and LL and also set PS and VS, the values of PO and LL
> seem to revert to the default values. It doesn't seem to matter which order I
> set these registers in (all done in the preamble of the document of course)
If I set registers PO and LL and also set PS and VS, the values of PO and LL
seem to revert to the default values. It doesn't seem to matter which order I
set these registers in (all done in the preamble of the document of course).
What is a way to make all settings of these four registers sti
