w justification for following text), but
using 'ad suppresses the implied break so becomes the new justification for
the current line when it eventually gets flushed out and justification is
applied.
Cheers
Deri
e of the patches to the grops
driver itself. There is a patch called 'groff-1.19.1-mb.patch' purporting to
add multi-byte support which seems to be the culprit!
I wouldn't bother spending too much time on it Werner as the problem seems to
be downstream of your code.
Cheers
Deri
rts and graphs (using troffs
drawing commands). I don't know of any system which comes close, it has been
estimated that 'Actuate', a market leader in this area, would take over 60
days to produce this same volume of documents, running on the same hardware.
I am always in awe of its capability and speed.
Cheers
Deri
t, including
> images.
>
> On the other hand, Deri James has written a PDF driver (gropdf) for
> troff, so following his route you should be able to embed such images
> into a PDF directly. However, I don't know whether his driver is
> mature enough to support such images fo
;
}
if (rotate_flag)
-printf(".if '\\*(.T'ps' \\{\\\n"
+printf(".if \\n(" GROPS_REG " \\{\\\n"
"\\X'ps: exec grestore'\n.sp -1\n"
".\\}\n");
}
Is this Ok Werner?
Cheers
Deri
x27;d failed to notice the
PDAReference (from Adobe) requires a trailing single space on each line in the
XREF table!!&&**!!
Now fixed and 'gv' has stopped belly aching about it! Fixed version is
available here:-
<http://www.chuzzlewit.demon.co.uk/gropdf/>
Cheers
Deri
t) if
this is possible.
When you say the .pdf is 10x bigger, I assume you mean the file size, rather
than the scaling of the output. This will be due to the fact I embed the
entire font if you "use" it whilst 'gs' subsets the font to only include the
glyphs you actually require. Of course this "overhead" reduces when dealing
with larger .trf files.
Cheers
Deri
On Tuesday 04 August 2009 19:58:04 Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> [Deri, I hope it's OK with you that I cite from your private email to
> me.]
>
Fine.
>
> Some weeks ago Deri James sent me a first implementation of a gropdf
> driver; I've uploaded it temporarily to
>
On Friday 10 October 2008 13:43:26 Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> > how to draw a circle with red shade and red edge, while the text is
> > green?
>
How about:-
.PS
r=1
circle rad r "\s-2A\s+2" shaded "red" outline "green" invisible
.PE
Cheers
Deri
it is so effortless and
> clean, in comparison with dowloading product packages and installing
> them manually.
>
> Anyone on the list using GSView on Linux?
>
> If that isn't available, I'll have to fire up my Windows XP
> machine (YUK!) and get GSView installed on it...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Clarke
Have you tried 'gv'? It has feature 3.
Or 'kpdf' ('okular' on KDE 4) which will display postscript as well and has
features 1&2.
Cheers
Deri
r" BEFORE your .PS line. So, this should work:-
.defcolor GroovyGreen rgb #60b040
.defcolor PerfectPink rgb #f0b0b0
.PS
box height 0.3 shaded "GroovyGreen" "foofoo";
arrow arrowwid 1;
box width 3 height 3 shaded "PerfectPink";
{"foofoo" at last box .n + (0,-0.1);}
box width 1.8 height 1.5 at last box .w + (1.5,0);
.ps 8
{"\fBfoofoo()\fR" colour "GroovyGreen" at last box .n + (0,-0.3);}
.PE
Cheers
Deri
uageLevel 2
extension) -- if you intend to further process grops output to get an
encapsulated PS (EPS) file you must also use this option.
Patch by Egil Kvaleberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>."
Cheers
Deri
esentation. If 'doclifter'
solely concentrates on extracting content and structure it may be
considerably simplified (to extract content 'nroff' is your friend ;-)).
Mapping troff source (to extract structure info) to an nroff image of the
pag
ape A4 document.)
Incidentally ghostscript 8.15 barfs on the above postscript, but if I enclose
the snippet within '[{' and '} stopped cleartomark' gs displays it fine but
the printer still fails.
Just wondered if someone had solved a similar problem using 'setpagedevice&
(and this includes generation of the .trf file (which can be up to 4.5Gb
in size) and several large sorts to get the output into mailsorted order).
Fonts used are the Helvetica family and Helvetica-Narrow. The only font I add
is Barcode 3of9, whch is a very simple procedure.
Cheers
Deri
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On Monday 24 Oct 2005 21:40, you wrote:
> Deri,
>
> Are the barcodes generated by troff? (A special font?)
>
> Or are they images that are generated, and then something like .PSPIC
> glues them into the documents?
I generate the bar code directly, using interleaved 2of5
. I'd be particularly interested in seeing James Deri send in a
> write-up about his monster print jobs. (We could put that under a
> heading like, "Scale THIS!" :-D)
My "monster" print jobs are client valuations for a Stockbroker. Groff is used
in the final stage to
eability. It quite happily gobbles up a 7GB '.trf' file producing
900,000+ pages of coloured postscript in under 4 hours (always impresses
me!!).
Cheers
Deri
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