Tadziu Hoffmann:
The error must have been introduced between
1.19.2 and 1.19.3, and it's a bug in the mm
macros, not in troff, as you can see by sourc-
ing the 1.19.2 mm macros with troff 1.20.1
(and vice versa).
If you edit the current mm macros and move the
addr
> By the way, what about Jurgen Hogg, the author of m.tmac whose
> e-mail is still in the file as the address to sent bug reports to?
Jörgen Hägg has no longer time (and probably no interest too) to take
care of mm, I believe.
I've now changed the bug report address.
Werner
Thanks to everybody )) and especially to Mike Bianchi for
volunteering to fix the bug.
By the way, what about Jurgen Hogg, the author of m.tmac
whose e-mail is still in the file as the address to sent bug
reports to?
Anton
> Has thought been given to regression tests for groff?
Yes. However, I lack time (and, admittedly, interest) to do that.
Volunteers are highly welcomed.
Werner
On Tue, May 04, 2010 at 07:24:44AM +0200, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> > The 1.20.1 behavior is obviously wrong: [...]
>
> Since I don't use mm, I can only ask for contributors to provide a
> fix. Is there anyone capable of checking whether Tadziu's suggestion
> is correct?
>
>
> Werner
I wi
Hi,
Tadziu Hoffmann wrote:
> The error must have been introduced between 1.19.2 and 1.19.3, and
> it's a bug in the mm macros
Has thought been given to regression tests for groff? Using GhostScript
it's fairly easy to get a pixmap for a particular page at the specified
resolution. Comparing th
> The 1.20.1 behavior is obviously wrong: [...]
Since I don't use mm, I can only ask for contributors to provide a
fix. Is there anyone capable of checking whether Tadziu's suggestion
is correct?
Werner
> I have found a difference in groff's behaviour on
> my home computer (groff 1.19.2) and at work (groff
> 1.20.1). Note the vertical spacing and the merging
> of paragraphs:
[snip]
The 1.20.1 behavior is obviously wrong: in your second document,
calling the header macro once breaks the behavior
Hi Anton,
> I have found a difference in groff's behaviour on my home computer
> (groff 1.19.2) and at work (groff 1.20.1). Note the vertical spacing
> and the merging of paragraphs:
Just for info, I've had problems with -mm changing in the past, i.e.
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/g
Hello all,
I have found a difference in groff's behaviour on
my home computer (groff 1.19.2) and at work (groff
1.20.1). Note the vertical spacing and the merging
of paragraphs:
Here's the first test file:
.de TP
..
.de EOP
..
.PGFORM 60n v 0n 1
.de HY
.length antI \\*(}0
.in +\\n[antI]n
.t
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