Hi!
While using grohtml i've noticed that long texts in the section heading
produced word spacing problems. As far as I understood the problem (please,
correct me if I misunderstood something), because grohtml firstly produces
a PS document, which is used to derive the final HTML document, long te
Hi!
While using grohtml, I noticed that it wasn't being able to recognize the
.SH heading level. The expected behaviour was an emission of a HTML
tag, where "n" is the level of the section heading (passed as an argument
to the macro), when grohtml encountered the .SH or .NH macros. This
behaviour
On Thu, Mar 13, 2025 at 10:58 PM Damian McGuckin wrote:
> I went back to a posting from 10 Nov 2002 where Greg Leahy responded to
> Larry McVoy and suggested:
>
> .de overstrike
> .nr width \w'\\$1'
> \\$1\v'-.25v'\h'address@hidden@u'\l'address@hidden@u'\v'.25v'
> ..
Hi Damian,
You've hit a doub
On 14.03.25 02:11, Tadziu Hoffmann wrote:
> Every empty line in the input will also result in an empty line
> in the output and will thus inhibit filling of text. Make sure
> you don't have any empty lines in your input file.
>
> I'm just mentioning this because your emails here on the list
I went back to a posting from 10 Nov 2002 where Greg Leahy responded to
Larry McVoy and suggested:
.de overstrike
.nr width \w'\\$1'
\\$1\v'-.25v'\h'address@hidden@u'\l'address@hidden@u'\v'.25v'
..
For striking out text, as in
.overstrike old
new
It does not work for me.
A
On 14.03.25 11:06, Robert Goulding wrote:
> A display (introduced by .LD) needs a closing .DE macro. And I would also
> close a heading macro with a paragraphing macro. Yes, your method may get
> visually the right results, but it may be unpredictable, since some
> housekeeping behind the scene
