Hi, I've seen this feature for a while (maybe since groff 1.19.1? At least it exists in the current CVS.) in one document I have, but assumed it was my fault. Now that I look into it, it seems more like a groff bug.
The boiled-down example: --------------------------------------------------- .\" -*- nroff -*- . .ig .nr LL 100n .nr PO .7i .po \n(POu .nr PI 3n This part (from the .ig above to the .. line below) should be ignored. Surely that applies to the .nr request, too? .. . Example text, example text, example text, example text, example text, example text, example text, example text, example text, example text, example text, example text. --------------------------------------------------- If I typeset this with 'groff -ms', I get the example text with no left margin. It seems at least some of the .nr or .po requests are executed even though they are inside '.ig' ... '..'. If I remove the .ig section (and its contents), I get a margin which seems to be the -ms default and all is well. Or have I misunderstood the .ig request completely? BR, Jörgen -- // Jörgen Grahn "Koka lopplummer, bada Ross, loppor borta." \X/ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- Jonas _______________________________________________ Groff mailing list Groff@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff
