In groff 1.20.1, -ms input that begins .KF .LP draws a special diagnostic that says .LP "must be in top-level environment, not `k', when first page is started" But ... if you put a blank line before .KF,
.KF .LP .KE you get a nonsense diagnostic: "KE without KS or KF". Both diagnostics strike me as wrong. Why shouldn't a document begin with a keep? I met the problem in real life, while debugging pic input. The picture, which was ultimately to be included in a bigger document via .PS <file, was accompanied by a caption--thus it was bracketed by .KF/.KE. Doug McIlroy _______________________________________________ bug-groff mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-groff
