Hi
Thank you all for answering.
I had not the just idea, what is PostScript.
Now it is much more clearer.
Regards
Gregoire
Le mardi 31 mars 2020 à 22:23 -0400, Mike Bianchi a écrit :
> > I should find at some place a file named aa.ps. But there is
> > nothing.
>
> If you type this command to t
Salut Gregoire,
Gregoire Babey wrote on Wed, Apr 01, 2020 at 03:55:24AM +0200:
> I reading the manual again.
> There is something I don't understand.
> I read in the manual, at chap. 2.6:
>
> "groff file
>
> This command processes file without a macro package or a preprocessor.
> The output dev
On Wed, 1 Apr 2020, Gr?goire Babey wrote:
I tried this with a simple file named aa, containing only two
characters. "aa". If I type:
groff aa
I should find at some place a file named aa.ps.
That is incorrect - 'groff' send its output to standard output.
You need to type
groff aa >
Hi groffies!
I reading the manual again.
There is something I don't understand.
I read in the manual, at chap. 2.6:
"groff file
This command processes file without a macro package or a preprocessor.
The output device is the default, ‘ps’, and the output is sent to
stdout."
I tried this with a s
