"G. Branden Robinson" a écrit :
> At 2024-05-22T09:28:46+0200, Thomas Dupond via wrote:
>> Damian McGuckin a écrit :
>> > Yes. We process a database to automatically generate the invoice
>> > details which is then run through 'groff -mm' to provide the
Hello Bento,
Damian McGuckin a écrit :
> Bento,
>
> On Tue, 21 May 2024, Bento Borges Schirmer wrote:
>
>> I think I will stop reproducing templates for conferences for now.
>
> Wise move. I just tweak my standard template every time.
>
>> different template, such as that of ACM!
>
> Mine is
"G. Branden Robinson" a écrit :
> Hi Jan,
>
> At 2024-04-24T07:53:51+0200, Jan Eden wrote:
>> On 2024-04-24 00:07, G. Branden Robinson wrote:
>> > At 2024-04-21T23:52:48-0500, G. Branden Robinson wrote:
>> > > For mm, what I would do is set up the mounting positions to replace
>> > > Times with
Jan Eden a écrit :
> Unfortunately, I failed to describe my requirements properly – sorry
> again. My document contains multiple relatively small tables, and each
> table should appear on exactly one page (i.e. should not cross page
> boundaries).
>
> I attached sample documents and the
Le 2023-12-07 à 22:35, Mike a écrit :
I was thinking of a website or web page which demonstrates the extent
of groff's capabilities.
If there isn't anything like this, currently. Has this been considered?
I have only just learned of groff. The manual is awesome (though tough
reading for me in
Le 2023-12-03 à 07:47, hbezemer--- via a écrit :
Dear all,I would like to create a macro along the lines of:.de CITE.[\\$2\\$1.]\\$3..Which would
result in:.CITE The problem that arises is that refer sees the definition of the macro asa
citation (of course).Is there an elegant way to get
Le 2023-11-20 à 19:55, Oliver Corff a écrit :
Dear All,
Hello,
in April 29, I asked whether there is a possibility to resume one-column
text after a two-column text on the same page. Your answers, uni sono,
said what the the manual says: returning to one-column mode will always
finish the
Dear Oliver,
Le 2023-05-30 à 09:17, Oliver Corff a écrit :
Dear Thomas,
thank you very much indeed.
Beyond your critical correction of using a genuine tab (0x09) character
instead of \t, it was \c which does the trick.
Furthermore, my setting of tab stops had been flawed.
Using .nf is also
Dear Oliver,
Oliver Corff wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> the attached attempt to create a multiplication table was inspired by
> https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Multiplication_tables
>
> but I fail to do the right thing with regard to typesetting the computed
> output.
>
> I followed the groff manual,
