> Perhaps the current solution of simply clearing the line is the most
> pragmatic, because users can always flush an existing partial line
> themselves before invoking .evc.
I agree, so we have a documentation buglet.
Werner
> (Would this cause problems? The line should be initialized
> when creating the environment, so not setting it to zero
> in copy should not cause anything to be undefined, no?)
Hmmm, it's more complicated... if we already have a partially
collected line, and the line length changes because of .
> Why are the partial lines of environment 0 droped after the .evc?
The info file doesn't say what happens to the partially
collected line, but in the source code it is nullified
(void environment::copy in file env.cpp). If you comment
out "line = 0;" it gets printed in the default point size,
a
Hi,
I was trying to understand how environment switch and copy works. This
example:
.ev small
.ps 6
.ev
First partial line, in environment: \n[.ev]
.ev small
Second partial line, in environment: \n[.ev]
.ev
Third partial line, in environment: \n[.ev]
.evc small
Fourth partial line, in environmen
