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[Groff] Bug in troff (?)
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Robert D. Goulding |
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[Groff] Bug in troff (?) |
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Wed, 19 Mar 2003 23:29:23 -0500 (EST) |
Running a few documents through groff recently, I've noticed a weirdness
that wasn't there in earlier CVS versions (how much earlier, I can't
say..) All of these documents are written using the -ms macros; and the
oddity is that the request address@hidden is passed through literally at
the top of a page in some documents. This request is invoked at line 530
(only) of s.tmac, in the address@hidden macro.
I have noticed this in several documents today -- never more than once in
the document, even a long one. I'm attaching an example, a bibliography
of part of a project I'm working on. The postscript file biblio.ps was
obtained with:
groff -R -ms -fP biblio.ms > biblio.ps
(Palatino is required, because the bug is only apparent at *certain*
pagebreaks, and this font happens to create a break at the `right'
position for it to manifest).
R.
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Robert Goulding
Society of Fellows
Joseph Henry House
Princeton NJ 08544
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