> > \fB\s(12\m[red]\X'ps: big bold red text in my device command'\fP
> \X'ps: exec 1.0 0 0 setrgbcolor /Times-Bold findfont \n[.s] scalefont setfont > (Text) show' This assumes you know both the desired font and the desired color, which might be defined at other places in the document and not under your control. Thus, unless you need multiple colors/fonts/sizes within the device code, it is probably more practical to set theses outside, as in Branden's original sketch. Here is a possibly useful example: .defcolor my-outline-color rgb 0.9 0 0.7 .fp 4 BI LinLibertineOBI .\" ------------------------------------------------ .de outline \Z'\N'32''\X'ps: exec \\n(.s 0.01 mul setlinewidth (\\$1) true charpath stroke'\h'\w'\\$1'u' .. .\" ------------------------------------------------ Here is some .gcolor my-outline-color .ft BI .outline outlined\/ .gcolor .ft text. (Note that this code is not optimal, in particular because grops does not set the font unless it is outputting something, necessitating the hack of printing an explicit space with \N'32' in order to get grops to set the desired font.)
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