As a troff guy from the 1980's, I still have the docs that the computer
science department at UW Madison put in my hands. I just love that people
are trying to make troff better. Larry rocks.
I wish more people knew this.
On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 09:55:17PM -0500, Larry Kollar wrote:
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> \G. Br
\G. Branden Robinson wrote:
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> At 2020-11-15T14:13:38+, Dorai Sitaram via wrote:
>> UTP strongly hints that the -ms macros have the end-of-input trap .em
>> pre-set to a defined macro called .EM, with the implication that if
>> the user wants to affect end-of-input behavior they can append
At 2020-11-15T14:13:38+, Dorai Sitaram via wrote:
> UTP strongly hints that the -ms macros have the end-of-input trap .em
> pre-set to a defined macro called .EM, with the implication that if
> the user wants to affect end-of-input behavior they can append or
> prepend to this macro rather than
UTP strongly hints that the -ms macros have the end-of-input trap .em pre-set
to a defined macro called .EM, with the implication that if the user wants to
affect end-of-input behavior they can append or prepend to this macro rather
than messing with .em directly. However groff's s.tmac sets its
