> Very nice, dankeschoen. The problem was, I didn't know of eqn
> magic sdefine, as groff docs are in many places incomplete.
> \[de] will do the job, yes.
Well, "sdefine" is clearly described in groff's eqn manpage --
it works like "define".
Anyhow, I guess most of groff's documentation expects
I've forgotten to write to the mailing list my thanks for advice and
complaint about missing docs on eqn's sdefine.
> I need a composition operator in groff for math (centered
> circle, not too big), but I can't find any suitable
> candidates, the closest I've come to is \[Om]. \[ao] and
> \[ci] are too big, but I haven't tried \s-2\[ci]\s+2 yet.
> Is this the solution?
Why do you say that the ring accent \[ao]
I need a composition operator in groff for math (centered circle, not too
big), but I can't find any suitable candidates, the closest I've come to is
\[Om]. \[ao] and \[ci] are too big, but I haven't tried \s-2\[ci]\s+2 yet.
Is this the solution?
