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From: | Amitava Dutta |
Subject: | [Groff] How to embed PS char into groff input |
Date: | Fri, 7 Dec 2001 15:46:21 -0500 |
Hello,
I would greatly appreciate your help in the
following.
I have
(a) a PostScript code fragment
(i.e. gsave
.... grestore)
which draws a piece
of graphic.
This is
to be used as the character XY
in a groff input (below).
(b) a set of groff (rather troff) input files
that has the
sequence
\(XY
and each such occurance has to
use the
graphic (above) as the character XY.
How do I print these
to a PostScript printer ?
Moreover, this printing needs to be done
in an automatic
stand alone mode, without
any user interaction.
I am familiar with groff / troff as an user
but don't
know the internals. I have the groff man page
and the nice HOWTO
by Dean Provins.
I understand that groff uses the
groff/font/devps
directory to find fonts but don't know
the details or the underlying
mechanism.
Also, here I have PS code for one single
character only, not a whole new font.
We are using GNU troff ver 1.10 and would
prefer not
to upgrade at this point, if
possible.
Tips / pointers, other howto's will be of great
help.
Thanks
Amitava
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