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From: | Clarke Echols |
Subject: | Re: [Groff] Vertical Movement - Sticky? |
Date: | Sun, 07 Dec 2008 16:25:37 -0700 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.18 (X11/20081125) |
If I understand you correctly, here's what's happening: > \h'7c' moves you 7 cm over from left margin. > .br puts you back at the left margin. You need another \h'7c' to move you 7cm to the right before printing 001. Like this: > \"move up to stamp > \h'7c' > \v'0.5c-\n[nl]u' > FRANCE > .br > \h'7c' 0001 > .br Another way: > .in +7c > \v'0.5c-\n[nl]u' > FRANCE > .br > 0001 > .in -7c Clarke Toby Chaloner wrote:
I am trying to move vertically up before adding some paragraphs at the new location. (I am actually trying to create a fixed format envelope an write the country, and a record number where the stamp will go.) When I execute the following the word FRANCE appears in the correct vertical position, but the number 0001 is positioned near where the insertion point was before. As a total newbie to groff can anyone help please. The code I tried is is below. hello .br world .br \"move up to stamp \h'7c' \v'0.5c-\n[nl]u' FRANCE .br 0001 .br
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