Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Basically here is a patch for -me which allows the preprocessors:
> > tbl, eqn, gremlin to so something sensible with me based source
> > files. It also fixes titles, headings, paragraphs, indented
> > paragraphs, keeps, indices and a few other macro
> Basically here is a patch for -me which allows the preprocessors:
> tbl, eqn, gremlin to so something sensible with me based source
> files. It also fixes titles, headings, paragraphs, indented
> paragraphs, keeps, indices and a few other macros.
Applied to the CVS (with minor modifications).
Hi Werner and Zvezdan,
here is a patch to help grohtml translate -me documents into html.
It also fixes the bug as reported by Zvezdan on the 2nd of January.
More cheating as ESR might put it :-)
It handles the preprocessors gremlin, tbl, eqn and macros for
titles, section headings, indices, ip,
Hi,
not sure if my previous email made it to the outside world so here it
goes again (apologies if multiple copies arrive). Basically here is a
patch for -me which allows the preprocessors: tbl, eqn, gremlin to so
something sensible with me based source files. It also fixes titles,
headings, pa
Zvezdan Petkovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> After this point all the letters are too small for comfortable reading.
>
> Questions:
> - This is not a too complicated paragraph, yet is it broken in
> two paragraphs at "interpretation of". Why?
Hi,
it is missing the html specials
Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I personally use groff for PDF and PostScript documents, so I did
> > not care for grohtml too much. The recent discussion about
> > doclifter prompted me to recheck, and it seems to be a little -ms
> > centric.
>
> This is correct. The -me macros
> I personally use groff for PDF and PostScript documents, so I did
> not care for grohtml too much. The recent discussion about
> doclifter prompted me to recheck, and it seems to be a little -ms
> centric.
This is correct. The -me macros don't have special support for HTML.
Baically, it's nec
Zvezdan Petkovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> This is a part of a paragraph from an -me document.
BTW, doclifter lifts -me documrnts. It doesn't di a very good job,
however; me macros don't carry as much structural info as man, ms,
or mm.
--
http://www.catb.org/~esr/";>Eric S. Raymond
