Hi Keith,
thank you for the correction.
I apologize for the erroneous information I offered. I clearly confused
that with the use of requests within tbl cells; they must be positioned
at the beginning of the line.
Please accept my apologies.
Best regards,
Oliver.
On 10/06/2021 00:28, Keith
Thanks for all the suggests.
This is indeed what I want.
I will expand the `answer' part, because sometimes students have to draw stuff
on a grid or into a given graph,
but I can continue from here.
Regards,
Hans
On 21/06/09 11:46PM, Keith Marshall wrote:
> Apologies for any confusion, which t
Apologies for any confusion, which this may have caused:
On 09/06/2021 23:28, I wrote:
> he should have:
>
>.de SOLUTION
>. if (\\n[s] == 0) .ig SOLEND
>. br
>..
>.de ENDSOL
>. \" Any clean-up required, at end of solution.
>..
Of course, my ENDSOL macro should,
On 09/06/2021 19:35, Oliver Corff wrote:
> All .dot requests MUST be at the beginning of the line; in your code
> example, the dot is not recognized.
No, that is not so. The issue with Hans' example, (apart from the under
escaping of register references within his macro definitions, as Peter
has
Hi Hans,
All .dot requests MUST be at the beginning of the line; in your code example,
the dot is not recognized.
Have a look at macros with conditional execution in any of the macro packages
(ms, mm, etc - to be found under /usr/share/groff/current/macros iirc) how
macros containing requests
