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() Mon, 29 Oct 2007 16:55:39 -0800
The command in question is @verbatim, which I guess
gets passed to tex as \verbatim. Which is indeed not
a tex primitive. But I don't understand this since
@verbatim appears correct as it appears in
gtp-commands.texi. This should be allowed.
The same problem exists with gnugo-3.7.10. It does
not exist with gnugo-3.6 but the @verbatim commands
were added to gtp-commands.texi sometime after 3.6.
the following gtp-commands.sed produces @example instead of
@verbatim. using it, i am able to do "make gnugo.pdf".
unfortunately, "make gnugo.ps" results in another error.
(i seem to recall choosing @verbatim because it looked nicer for
gnugo.info, but a review using @example doesn't seem offensive.)
thi
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# gtp-commands.sed (edit in -*-shell-script-*- mode)
# Author: Thien-Thi Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
# Look for function headers.
/\* Function: /,/^{/!d
# Remove cruft.
/^static int/d
/^{/d
/^ \*\//d
s/(char.*)//g
# Hold comment lines, deleting them from pattern space for now.
/.\*/{
s/^..//
s/^ //
H
d
}
# When we see the function name, merge hold space, in the process
# generating proper texinfo @cindex, @item and @example formatting.
# As a bonus, the `Function' field is moved to the @item line.
# We use repeated `x' commands instead of the simpler `i' to avoid
# requiring a `d' (which would render this script non-composable).
/^gtp_/{
s/\(.*\)/@cindex \1\
@item \1/
x
s/^\(.\)Function: *\(.*\)\(Arguments:\)/: [EMAIL PROTECTED]/
s/\
*\([EMAIL PROTECTED])/ \1/g
s/$/\
@end example/
H
s/.*//
x
s/\
//2
}
# gtp-commands.sed ends here
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