On Wed, Jun 09, 2021, Hans Bezemer wrote: > .if (\n[s] == 0) .ig ++ > .br > Text > .++ > > But when I try to put it in a macro it doesn't work: > .nr s 0 > .de SOLUTION > .if (\n[s] == 0) .ig ++ > .br > .. > .de SOLEND > .++ > ..
You need to escape the backslash when it's in a macro definition: .if \\n[s]=0 .ig ++ Alternatively, disable the escape mechanism: .eo .if \n[s]=0 .ig ++ .ec -- Peter Schaffter https://www.schaffter.ca
