> However, pdfmom is supposed to accept all the same
> options as groff. Here, it does not, since "-Kutf8 -k" is
> acceptable to groff.
>
> groff -Tpdf -Kutf8 -k -mom timeline.mom > timeline.pdf
>
> works but
>
> pdfmom -Kutf8 -k timeline.mom > timeline.pdf
>
> fails.
In the perl script
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024, Tadziu Hoffmann wrote:
>
> > Processed with
> > pdfmom -Kutf8 -k timeline.mom > timeline.pdf
> > the é is garbage.
>
> If I swap the order of the options:
>
> pdfmom -k -Kutf8 timeline.mom >timeline.pdf
>
> or leave out the "-k" entirely (since it is implied by "-K"):
> Processed with
> pdfmom -Kutf8 -k timeline.mom > timeline.pdf
> the é is garbage.
If I swap the order of the options:
pdfmom -k -Kutf8 timeline.mom >timeline.pdf
or leave out the "-k" entirely (since it is implied by "-K"):
pdfmom -Kutf8 timeline.mom >timeline.pdf
it works on my mac
Hi, Branden.
On Mon, Feb 19, 2024, G. Branden Robinson wrote:
> At 2024-02-19T12:39:53-0500, Peter Schaffter wrote:
> > Your minimal file renders fine on my system without -Kutf8 *and* I
> > recently encountered a file with a single accented character where
> > passing -Kutf8 had no effect (I had
On Tue, Feb 20, 2024, MB2759 via wrote:
> New user here, finding my way around groff and mom. Captions are
> working fine for me unless I use the CAPTION_AFTER_LABEL option in
> which case alignment and other formatting options are ignored.
Congrats, you found a genuine bug. I am preparing to pu
> By the time the formatter is done processing an input line, what it has
> to work with is a series of "nodes". These are each converted to one or
> more device-independent output commands. At this point what we have
> doesn't look much like *roff anymore.
My mental model of a macroprocessor is
Hi all,
New user here, finding my way around groff and mom. Captions are working fine
for me unless I use the CAPTION_AFTER_LABEL option in which case alignment and
other formatting options are ignored.
Here is a minimum working example:
.AUTHOR "Me
.TITLE "My title"
.DOCTYPE BOOK
.C
Quoth G. Branden Robinson:
You know, just in case you want to take another look at that patch I
sent a while ago. For grotty. To use terminfo.
[…]
So I will take another look, yes.
I guess then I’ll re-start pinging you every other week or so.
Or were you expecting me to re-send the patc
At that place, eqn has included the header . As part of the
C++ standard library, provides a bunch of stuff, including
atexit, in the global scope; it need not provide that stuff in
namespace std.
See https://eel.is/c++draft/support.c.headers.other
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