Dear list, I went on to format a curriculum vitae. I chose mm because its man page describes the macros .MULB/.MULN/.MULE to type text in columns with varying widths. However it bugs when an unumbered heading is added with .HU to the second column.
I did not test it thoroughly, but please find attached a reproducible example, plus a resulting PDF. Command line: $ groff -rN4 -rL29.7c -rO1.5c -rS12 -rW18c -P-pa4 -ww -Kutf8 -Tpdf -t -mm cv.mm > cv.pdf Tested groff version: 1.23.0 I installed version 1.24.2, marked as "testing" on Gentoo, but for my example it says: m.tmac:cv.mm:2: error: MULN: not in multi-column mode and exits with status 4. I can't tell if I've been misusing the macro. Despite the bug, I was able to format the CV. For headings I just created a macro that applies bold and changes point size (.B and .S), and everything else I used didn't bug the columns. Best regards, Bento
Before two columns .MULB 5c 1c 12c .BL 2 .LI One item .LI Second item .LI Third item .LI Fourth item .LI Last item .LE .MULN .P This is a paragraph .BL 2 .LI Item list .LE .TS allbox; l l l l. even a table works .TE .HU "Unumbered heading" .HU "Another unumbered heading" .P Paragraph after headings in second column .MULE After two columns
cv.pdf
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