On Sat, Jun 28, 2025, Tadziu Hoffmann wrote:
>
> > However, if one enters an arithmetic expression instead of a
> > digit, \v behaves as if 'u' is the default scaling unit.
> > [...]
> > \v'-24000/2'
>
> I think the behavior is correct. Any numbers that don't have
> a scaling factor will get the
> However, if one enters an arithmetic expression instead of a
> digit, \v behaves as if 'u' is the default scaling unit.
> [...]
> \v'-24000/2'
I think the behavior is correct. Any numbers that don't have
a scaling factor will get the default scaling factor, and the
resulting value is interpre
I've just noticed that \v is inconsistent with respect to the
default scaling unit. If one gives a digit with no scaling unit,
it performs as per the info docs, viz. v is assumed. Equally, if
one provides a scaling unit, it performs properly. However, if one
enters an arithmetic expression inste
Hello,
I am using groff, and the ms macro package.
I was wondering what you do to make the groff/ms document source files to
be readable?
How do you format, and structure your document source?
Any suggestions are welcome.
Regards
