Follow-up Comment #3, bug #55060 (project groff):
I do not remember exactly what I meant,
but I think the "translation" of the meaning of line length in 'me'
files or the macro package,
did not succeed in the statement "global to environments".
The line length in me-files is '$l' not '.l'.
The register '$l' is thus global to all environments, but each
environment must set its own line length if it differs from the default
'.l' value.
Or
the register '$l' can be used in all environments once set.
The register '.l' is an environmental register.
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