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[Groff] Vgrind and vfontedpr
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Pierre-Jean |
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[Groff] Vgrind and vfontedpr |
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Tue, 13 Nov 2012 12:02:57 +0100 |
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Hello alls,
You maybe remember that vgrind is an old pre-processor for
troff that colorize source code. It's a shell script that
call a C progamm named vfontedpr.
I'm trying to understand what those names means. In french,
to grind means « grincer » and « mouliner ». Does that mean
that vgrind does a difficult job?
It seems that vfontedpr has something to do with « font »,
since it adds font definition inside code. Does that mean
that within vfontedpr, a programm ( « pr » ) is « fonted » ?
Last but not least, what's the meaning of that « v » ? Is it
for « virtual » ?
As you can see, these questions are absolutely essentials. I
hope that a good english speaker could explain me what does
that mean.
Cheers,
Pierre-Jean.
- [Groff] Vgrind and vfontedpr,
Pierre-Jean <=