[bug #62833] [PATCH] tty.cpp: prefer showing data over opinion

[Dave]

Update of bug #62833 (group groff):

  Item Group:None => Warning/Suspicious
behaviour


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[bug #65585] [gropdf] problems introduced by commit cd9fde325f

[Alejandro Colomar]

Follow-up Comment #6, bug #65585 (group groff):


[comment #5 comment #5:]
> I am getting this with 'shadow':-

> derij@raspberrypi5:~/linuxman/man-pages $ make -B build-book
MANDIR=../build/man
> make: *** No rule to make target 'build-book'.  Stop.


> Which used to work before git pull --rebase. So I can't reproduce your page
number issue.

Sorry.  That was changed in


The current name of the target is `build-pdf-book`.

> As I wrote, the current prepare.pl script does handle man pages which have
been updated to use .MR, it just does not use .MR (for speed).

What I was wondering is if at some point we could drop the an.tmac definition,
or if we could just define the few things we need, and cat(1) them to the
system an.tmac for the rest of it.

(Building the book I've written more legitimate uses of cat(1) --as a
catenator-- than even.  :)


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[bug #65585] [gropdf] problems introduced by commit cd9fde325f

[Deri James]

Follow-up Comment #5, bug #65585 (group groff):

I am getting this with 'shadow':-

derij@raspberrypi5:~/linuxman/man-pages $ make -B build-book
MANDIR=../build/man
make: *** No rule to make target 'build-book'.  Stop.

Which used to work before git pull --rebase. So I can't reproduce your page
number issue.

As I wrote, the current prepare.pl script does handle man pages which have
been updated to use .MR, it just does not use .MR (for speed).


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