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From: | Thomas Dupond |
Subject: | Re: Multi-columns in ms, again |
Date: | Wed, 22 Nov 2023 16:22:27 +0100 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird |
Le 2023-11-20 à 19:55, Oliver Corff a écrit :
Dear All,
Hello,
in April 29, I asked whether there is a possibility to resume one-column text after a two-column text on the same page. Your answers, uni sono, said what the the manual says: returning to one-column mode will always finish the page and begin a new one. The reason for this behaviour is to "[m]ake sure we don't exit if there are still floats or footnotes left-over." (line 578 of s.tmac, groff 1.22.4)* I am by far not familiar enough to modify the macros in s.tmac, so may I kindly ask for some guidance?
I think the section "Multicolumn Processing" beginning on page 391 from the Unix Text Processing book[1] might be helpful. It explains a simple macro to do two-column processing.
Although it does not solve your issue since it also implements a page break if you go from one column to two, I found these macro to be simple enough to bend to my needs.
1: http://chuzzlewit.co.uk/utp_book-1.1.pdf Best regards, -- Thomas
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