John Gardner wrote:
> > Does your package interpret the URL that's passed in?
>
> Nope, not at all. URLs are passed through verbatim; authors can always add
> \: themselves, although toggling word-breakage is probably better achieved
> using a "no-wrap" macro.
I think that's the solution www.t
You might be able to achieve this using Groff's .while, .length, and
.substring requests.
Not sure what use-case a substring's index could be in Roff though...
On Fri, 24 Jul 2020 at 09:13, B 9 wrote:
> Heirloom Troff has a handy string search function called .index which
> works like this:
>
>
>
> albeit a bit mind warping to see Markdown and Troff mixed.
Heh, I wouldn't call that Markdown. Particularly when I'm going to add a
third syntax for email addresses:
.[ "This mailing list" ]< *groff@gnu.org * >
.[ *groff@gnu.org * ]<>
The reason for this third syntax is so "mailto:"; won't
Heirloom Troff has a handy string search function called .index which
works like this:
.index R xx string
The position where string occurs in xx is stored in register R.
It doesn't seem to work yet in Groff, but I'm hoping somebody has a
macro that implements .index.
Thanks,
--b9
John Gardner wrote:
> Recent discussion on this list about PDF and HTML links galvanised an
> earlier attempt of mine to implement hyperlinks in Troff in a device- and
> package-agnostic manner: It's still very much a W.I.P., but
>
> .[ "here's what I've done so far" ](
> https://github.com/Alha
Hey folks,
Recent discussion on this list about PDF and HTML links galvanised an
earlier attempt of mine to implement hyperlinks in Troff in a device- and
package-agnostic manner: It's still very much a W.I.P., but
.[ "here's what I've done so far" ](
https://github.com/Alhadis/Mono/commit/f363ed
