Follow-up Comment #3, bug #64501 (project groff):
I once saw a problem caused by the following, but I can't remember if it was
in grohtml or someplace else.
grohtml _does_ try to set the line length really long.
tmac/html.tmac:.mso www.tmac
tmac/troffrc-end:. do mso www.tmac
tmac/www.tmac.in:. ll 1000n
tmac/www.tmac.in:. ll 1000n
I see two problems here. First, 1000n may not be enough. But we can fix
that, especially if we do what I intend with the `.R` register (bug #63587).
The second and worse problem is that this changed line length _does not alter
the line length used in environments_.
Environments are initialized with formatting parameters corresponding to the
_formatter_'s defaults. (The output device has defaults for a paper format,
but the 'html' device doesn't use them, so you get the formatter's defaults.)
I suppose the "real fix" for this is to give _groff_'s 'html' device some
default paper dimensions that make sense when it's actually formatting. We
could define a new papersize that is effectively infinite in both
dimensions...
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