On 29-Dec-09 00:39:11, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
The following draws a pretty picture, which I send you
with all my best wishes, hoping you had a good Christmas
and will have a good New Year.
Nice! I wish everybody the same.
A small caution: Everyone who wants to try Ted's code should strip
On 29/12/09 20:15:42, ted.hard...@manchester.ac.uk wrote:
A small caution: Everyone who wants to try Ted's
code should strip trailing whitespaces.
Sorry for the trailing spaces! They were not in the
original, and must have been introduced when I pasted
from the source file into the email.
Hello Ted and all,
Werner LEMBERG wrote on 29.12.09:
The following draws a pretty picture, which I send you with all my best
wishes, hoping you had a good Christmas and will have a good New Year.
Nice! I wish everybody the same.
A small caution: Everyone who wants to try Ted's code
Jan-Herbert Damm jan-h-d...@web.de wrote:
I removed trailing whitespace saved as picture and processed simply with
groff picture picture.ps
it shows some text and some ellipsises, probably not what is intended.
Sorry for this ignorant novice question:
How do I invoke groff correctly
I removed trailing whitespace saved as picture and processed
simply with
groff picture picture.ps
it shows some text and some ellipsises, probably not what is
intended.
Sorry for this ignorant novice question: How do I invoke groff
correctly for this?
Add the -p command line option to
Thanks to both of you, now i see: it *is* beautiful!
Werner LEMBERG wrote on 29.12.09:
BTW, the necessary command line options for groff for
file `foo' can be guessed with the `grog foo' command.
oh, good! it did show me the correct command.
jan
On 29-Dec-09 16:27:32, Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
Thanks to both of you, now i see: it *is* beautiful!
Werner LEMBERG wrote on 29.12.09:
BTW, the necessary command line options for groff for
file `foo' can be guessed with the `grog foo' command.
oh, good! it did show me the correct command.
