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Re: [Groff] Groff command-line argument strangeness
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Keith Marshall |
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Re: [Groff] Groff command-line argument strangeness |
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Mon, 26 Oct 2015 05:31:28 +0000 |
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On 26/10/15 04:28, Koz Ross wrote:
> I've just discovered groff, and am quite impressed! However, for some
> reason, I'm having an odd issue. I have a folder called 'src' where I
> plan to store chapters of my book, and I want to add it to the search
> path for stuff to include into the final document. I give groff the
> following command to format:
>
> groff -b -Ffont -Isrc -Mmacro -ms -U -wall -dpaper=a4 -Tpdf \
> a-stranger-world.ms > a-stranger-world.pdf
>
> However, when I do this, groff gives the following warnings:
>
> Unknown option: I
> Unknown option: r
> Unknown option: c
>
> Have I done something wrong, and if so, what?
Reproduced here ... looks like another bug in -Tpdf. It doesn't seem to
be reproduced with (a simplified form of):
pdfroff -b -Ffont -Isrc -Mmacro -mspdf -U -wall -dpaper=a4 \
-P-pa4 a-stranger-world.ms > a-stranger-world.pdf
Note the use of -mspdf rather than bare -ms, to pull in the pdfmark
extensions for ms; you may also need to add --no-toc-relocation, if you
aren't using .TC, otherwise you'll likely get your document "printed"
twice in the resultant .pdf output file.
Re: [Groff] Groff command-line argument strangeness, Deri James, 2015/10/26