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Re: <OK> Re: [Groff] The case against the case against .EX/.EE & .DS/.DE
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M Bianchi |
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Re: <OK> Re: [Groff] The case against the case against .EX/.EE & .DS/.DE |
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Fri, 29 Dec 2006 11:24:01 -0500 |
On Fri, Dec 29, 2006 at 10:38:39AM -0500, Larry Kollar wrote:
> :
> When you're writing a
> document (like a manpage) that can be displayed in a large number of ways
> -- text on a console, PDF/print (allowing the user to choose the point size
> with the -S option, remember), or HTML... or DocBook via doclifter, for that
> matter -- you have to think *guidance* rather than *control* and trust your
> tools.
> :
The best way I know to _encourage_ compliance is a template file that
illustrates and explains the common markup/macros in situ.
Copy it to glurp.1 , open glurp.1 in whatever editor you like, comment out
the items you don't think you need (because .\" , \# and .ig are
explained inside), change the ones you do and voila! the man page she is
done!
Maybe a man_page_template(5) ?
--
Mike Bianchi