Is there a simple command line tool (?roff) to justify text with preferably left and right justification or auto line-wrapping and unwrapping?
Recall a discussion when Dexter left the list about his last email that was fully left and right justified without additional spaces. Ralph said, "How quickly we forget the wonders of troff." Here is the scenario: Vim has a nice feature that will format text wether it is too long for a line or nor long enough to fill it. By typing gqq I can format a line or with a few other commands a whole block of text. I've switched to nvi a less feature enhanced clone of vi. Why use one with less features? To restrict myself and thus to learn a more universal vi command set. In nvi when I type, it auto line-wraps. However if I go back and edit that line, I might end up with a less than full line. I then manually have to adjust each line in the paragraph. Is there a standard vi key command to do this automatically? Or what I'd like is to just type "10_!troff -format" and have it automatically justify the text. Thanks, Cory _______________________________________________ Eug-LUG mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.efn.org/cgi-bin/listinfo/eug-lug
