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.\" $NetBSD: doc2html,v 1.29 2001/10/04 11:27:19 wiz Exp $
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.\"
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.\" Copyright (c) 1998, 1999 The NetBSD Foundation, Inc.
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.\" All rights reserved.
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.\" This code is derived from software contributed to The NetBSD Foundation
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.\" by Ross Harvey.
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.\" Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
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.\" are met:
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.\" 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
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.\" notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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.\" documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
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.\" 3. All advertising materials mentioning features or use of this software
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.\" This product includes software developed by the NetBSD
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.\" Foundation, Inc. and its contributors.
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.ig
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The first section of this package processes a large subset of the -mdoc macro
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functions into HTML. All of the commonly used requests are implemented.
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The second section implements -man (-man.old) macros. These are trivial
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compared to -mdoc.
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NOTES:
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The initial purpose of these macros is to support distrib/notes.
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It's very close, but not quite ready to do all of the man pages.
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See src/distrib/notes/Makefile.inc for important groff command
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examples. For HTML generation it is important to turn off overstrike
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modes with -P-b -P-u -P-o.
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TODO:
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There are a few internal macros and other symbols that don't contain
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an embedded `-'.
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Need a tbl(1) command that generates html tables from tbl(1)
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input. (Partially written.) For now, we just switch into <pre>
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mode on .TS or .PS. Tbl input is very uncommon these days, anyway.
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(-mdoc has the .Bl -column list, which eliminates most requirements
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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for tbl)
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We should probably end all the html pages with an upward
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pointing "contents" link, except right now there is nothing
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to point to.
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We need "intro" or "contents" pages for each man/man? (man/html?)
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section.
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WARNING! If you add a callable macro (or define an old one that
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was missing) it MUST have a doc2html@@ alias. (Scan for @@ to see.)
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.de TS
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.de TE
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.de PE
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.nr doc-stackp 0
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.de doc-push
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. ds doc-stack-rq-\\n[doc-stackp] \\$1
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. ie \\n[doc-stackp]<=0 .Error Extraneous \\$1 request
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. el .nr doc-stackp -1
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. ds doc-pop-tmp1 \\*[doc-stack-rq-\\n[doc-stackp]]
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. tm Need \\*[doc-pop-tmp1] before \\$1
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. Error See line \\n[doc-stack-ln-\\n[doc-stackp]]
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. \}
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.de doc-rlookup
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. if !r\\$1 \{\
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. ie \\w\\V[\\$1] .nr \\$1 \\V[\\$1]
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.ds copy ©
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.ds > >
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.ds Lt <
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.ds & &
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.ds body-params bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"
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.ds document-title
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.ds recurse-prepend
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.ds doc-anchor
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.ds Nm-save
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.ds T " x
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.ds Px \\*(tNPOSIX\\*(aa
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.chop T
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.\" Magic to open and close <body> and <html>
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.de end-macro
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1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. if \\w\\n[.z] .ab ERROR, unclosed quotation from line \
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\\n[quotation_line]
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. br-real \" should be unnecessary...we have fill turned off
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. fl \" more paranoia
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</font></body>
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</html>
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. br-real
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.de init-html
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<html>
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<head>
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<title>
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body { margin-left:4%; }
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H1 { color: maroon; padding: 4pt; margin-left: -4% }
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H2 { color: maroon; padding: 4pt; margin-left: -4% }
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H3 { color: maroon; padding: 4pt; margin-left: -4% }
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-->
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</style>
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</head>
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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<body \\*[body-params]>
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\\*[dot-de] init-html
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\\*[dot-dot]
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..
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.de Lk
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1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. if \\n[.$]<1 .ab #\\n[.c]: Usage: .Lk href [ anchortext/punct ] ...
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. ds doc-href \\$1
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. ds doc-anchortext \\$1
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. shift
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. if \\n[.$] \{\
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. doc-checkpunct \\$1 \\*[doc-punct]
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. if !\\n[doc-ispunct] \{\
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. ds doc-anchortext \\$1
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. shift
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. \}
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. \}
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. ds doc-anchor <a href="\\*[doc-href]">\\*[doc-anchortext]</a>
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. while \\n[.$] \{\
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. doc-checkpunct \\$1 \\*[doc-punct]
|
1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. if !\\n[doc-ispunct] .ab #\\n[.c]: .link ... '$1' -- Huh?
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. as doc-anchor \\$1
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. shift
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. \}
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. ds doc-tmp1 No
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. nr doc-tmp-2 \\w^G\\*[doc-anchortext]^G
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. nr doc-tmp-2 \\n[doc-tmp-2]/\\w'0'
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. if \\n[doc-tmp-2]>=30 .ds doc-tmp1 D1
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. \\*[doc-tmp1] \\*[doc-anchor]
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..
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.
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.\"<a href="mailto:\\$1">\\$1</a>\\$2\\$3\\$4
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.\"..
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.de Ht
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\\$*
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.de Sh
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. end-preformat
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. init-html
|
1999-03-09 09:25:58 +03:00
|
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|
|
<h3>
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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|
\\$*
|
1999-03-09 09:25:58 +03:00
|
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|
</h3>
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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..
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.de Ss
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. end-preformat
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. init-html
|
1999-03-09 09:25:58 +03:00
|
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|
<h4>
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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<a name="\\$*">
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\\$*
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</a>
|
1999-03-09 09:25:58 +03:00
|
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|
</h4>
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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.de Sx
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. end-preformat
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. ds doc-tmp-1 "\\$1
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. shift
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. while \\n[.$] \{\
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. doc-checkpunct \\$1 \\*[doc-punct]
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.de Pp
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. end-preformat
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. while \\n(.$ \{\
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. if '\\$1'-literal' \{\
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. continue
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. if \\n[Bd-offset] <dl compact><dt><dd>
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. if \\n[Bd-literal] <code>
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<pre>\\" HOW DO WE GET RID OF THIS NEWLINE??
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.de Ed
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</pre>
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. if \\n[Bd-literal] </code>
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. ds list-end </table></center>
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. ab Unknown .Bl list parameter \\$1 (#\\n(.c)
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. break
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. \}
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. if \\n[bl-is-compact] \{\
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. if '\\*[list-tag-prefix]'<p>' .ds list-tag-prefix
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. if '\\*[list-start]'UNKNOWN' .ab \
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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Unknown .Bl list type \\$1 (#\\n(.c)
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. push-list-level start end tag-prefix pp-prefix
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\\*[list-start]
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.de It-span
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. as doc-pcresult <tr><td colspan=9>
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. pc-fin
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..
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.de El
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. doc-pop .El
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\\*[list-end-\\n[list-level]]
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. pop-list-level
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.de Lb
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.if !\\n(.$==1 .tm Usage: .Lb [library name]
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.if "\\$1"libarm32" \&ARM32 Architecture Library (libarm32, -larm32)
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.if "\\$1"libi386" \&i386 Architecture Library (libi386, -li386)
|
2001-07-04 21:12:33 +04:00
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.if "\\$1"libm68k" \&m68k Architecture Library (libm68k, -lm68k)
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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.if "\\$1"libc" \&Standard C Library (libc, -lc)
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2001-01-05 18:59:30 +03:00
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.if "\\$1"libcdk" \&Curses Development Kit Library (libcdk, -lcdk)
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.if "\\$1"libcompat" \&Compatibility Library (libcompat, -lcompat)
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.if "\\$1"libcrypt" \&Crypt Library (libcrypt, -lcrypt)
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.if "\\$1"libcurses" \&Curses Library (libcurses, -lcurses)
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.if "\\$1"libedit" \&Command Line Editor Library (libedit, -ledit)
|
2001-01-05 15:59:25 +03:00
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.if "\\$1"libform" \&Curses Form Library (libform, -lform)
|
2000-10-31 18:08:29 +03:00
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.if "\\$1"libintl" \&Internationalized Message Handling Library (libintl, -lintl)
|
1999-07-04 05:27:19 +04:00
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.if "\\$1"libipsec" \&IPsec Policy Control Library (libipsec, -lipsec)
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.if "\\$1"libkvm" \&Kernel Data Access Library (libkvm, -lkvm)
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.if "\\$1"libm" \&Math Library (libm, -lm)
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1999-11-24 15:46:40 +03:00
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.if "\\$1"libmenu" \&Curses Menu Library (libmenu, -lmenu)
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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.if "\\$1"libossaudio" \&OSS Audio Emulation Library (libossaudio, -lossaudio)
|
2001-09-14 03:21:49 +04:00
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.if "\\$1"libpci" \&PCI Bus Access Library (libpci, -lpci)
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.if "\\$1"libposix" \&POSIX Compatibility Library (libposix, -lposix)
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.if "\\$1"libresolv" \&DNS Resolver Library (libresolv, -lresolv)
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.if "\\$1"libtermcap" \&Termcap Access Library (libtermcap, -ltermcap)
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.if "\\$1"libutil" \&System Utilities Library (libutil, -lutil)
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.if "\\$1"libz" \&Compression Library (libz, -lz)
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.de doc-checkpunct
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. ds doc-cp-tmp1 \\$1
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. shift
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. nr doc-ispunct 0
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. while \\n[.$] \{\
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. if \\*[doc-cp-tmp1]\\$1 .nr doc-ispunct 1
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. shift
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. \}
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.\"
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.\" Parsed and Callable macros
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.\"
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.\" Internal structure: `recurse' and `mode-*-{on,off}'
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.\"
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.de recurse
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. nr r-lvl +1
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. ds active-prepend \\*[recurse-prepend]
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.DEBUG .tm r \\n[r-lvl] __\\*[doc-pcresult]==\\$@__
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. while \\n(.$ \{\
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. doc-checkpunct \\$1 \\*[doc-punct]
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. if \\n[doc-ispunct] \{\
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. as doc-punct-result \\$1
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. shift
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. continue
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. \}
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. nr is-request \\A'\\$1'
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. if \\n[is-request] \{\
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. if ddoc2html@@\\$1 .nr is-request 1
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. if !ddoc2html@@\\$1 .nr is-request 0
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. \}
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. ie \\n[is-request] \{\
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. ds recurse-tmp1 \\$1
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. shift
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. if \\w?\\*[active-prepend]?&\\w?\\*[recurse-prepend]? \{\
|
1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. if \\n[doc-dosep] .as doc-pcresult \\*[sepstring]
|
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. as doc-pcresult "\\*[active-prepend]
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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. nr doc-dosep 0
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. \}
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. ds recurse-prepend
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. \\*[recurse-tmp1] \\$@
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. break
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. \}
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. el \{\
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.DEBUG .tm r \\n[r-lvl] __\\*[doc-pcresult]+\\$1==\\$@__
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. \" a random word, so output saved punctuation
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. \" (normally saved until level 0 mode closure )
|
1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. if \\w\\*[doc-pcresult] \{\
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. as doc-pcresult \\*[close-mode]
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. as doc-pcresult \\*[doc-punct-result]
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. as doc-pcresult \\*[open-mode]
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. ds doc-punct-result
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|
. \}
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. ds open-mode \\$2
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. if \\n[r-lvl]=0 \{\\*[doc-pcresult]\\*[doc-punct-result]
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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1999-06-01 22:25:15 +04:00
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.make-mode function <code> </code>
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.am mode-i-on
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1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. ds sepstring \~
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.am mode-em-on
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1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. ds sepstring \~
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.de No
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1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. resetmode
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.de Fl
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.de Fx
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.de Nm
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1999-03-09 09:25:58 +03:00
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. ds Nm-result \\*[Nm-save]
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. if \\n(.$ \{\
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1999-05-01 03:47:25 +04:00
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. ie '\\$1'' .br-real
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. el \{\
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1999-03-09 09:25:58 +03:00
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. ds Nm-result \\$1
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. if '\\*[Nm-save]'' .ds Nm-save \\$1
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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1999-03-09 09:25:58 +03:00
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. as doc-pcresult \\*[Nm-result]
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.de Ux
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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1999-03-07 11:37:03 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ISO/IEC 9945-1:1996
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. if "\\$1"-isoC90" \{\
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2000-07-04 11:03:15 +04:00
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ISO/IEC 9899:1990
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``ISO C90'')
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. if "\\$1"-isoC-amd1" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ISO/IEC 9899/AMD1:1990
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-isoC-amd2" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ISO/IEC 9899/AMD2:1990
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``ISO C90'')
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-isoC-tcor1" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ISO/IEC 9899/TCOR1:1990
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``ISO C90'')
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-isoC-tcor2" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ISO/IEC 9899/TCOR2:1990
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``ISO C90'')
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. \}
|
2000-03-05 21:40:06 +03:00
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. if "\\$1"-isoC99" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ISO/IEC 9899:1999
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``ISO C99'')
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. \}
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. if "\\$1"-ansiC" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ANSI X3.159-1989
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``ANSI C'')
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. if "\\$1"-ansiC-89" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ANSI X3.159-1989
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``ANSI C'')
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-ieee754" \{\
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-iso8802-3" \{\
|
2000-03-05 21:40:06 +03:00
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. ds std-tmp1 \&ISO 8802-3:1989
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-xpg3" \{\
|
1999-06-01 22:25:15 +04:00
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. ds std-tmp1 X/Open Portability Guide Issue 3
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``XPG3'')
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-xpg4" \{\
|
1999-06-01 22:25:15 +04:00
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. ds std-tmp1 X/Open Portability Guide Issue 4
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``XPG4'')
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-xpg4.2" \{\
|
1999-06-01 22:25:15 +04:00
|
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|
|
. ds std-tmp1 X/Open Portability Guide Issue 4.2
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
|
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``XPG4.2'')
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. \}
|
1999-06-01 22:25:15 +04:00
|
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. if "\\$1"-xbd5" \{\
|
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|
. ds std-tmp1 X/Open System Interface Definitions Issue 5
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``\\*(tNXBD5\\*(aa'')
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-xcu5" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 X/Open Commands and Utilities Issue 5
|
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``\\*(tNXCU5\\*(aa'')
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-xsh5" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 X/Open System Interfaces and Headers Issue 5
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``\\*(tNXSH5\\*(aa'')
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. \}
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. if "\\$1"-xns5" \{\
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. ds std-tmp1 X/Open Networking Services Issue 5
|
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``\\*(tNXNS5\\*(aa'')
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. \}
|
2001-07-04 02:05:11 +04:00
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|
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. if "\\$1"-xns5.2d2.0" \{\
|
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|
. ds std-tmp1 X/Open Networking Services Issue 5.2 Draft 2.0
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``\\*(tNXNS5.2D2.0\\*(aa'')
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. \}
|
1999-06-01 22:25:15 +04:00
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. if "\\$1"-xcurses4.2" \{\
|
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|
. ds std-tmp1 X/Open Curses Issue 4 Version 2
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``\\*(tNXCURSES4.2\\*(aa'')
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. \}
|
1999-02-06 18:01:13 +03:00
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. if "\\$1"-svid4" \{\
|
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. ds std-tmp1 \&System V Interface Definition,
|
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 \&Fourth Edition
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. as std-tmp1 " \"exactly one space
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. as std-tmp1 (``SVID4'')
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. \}
|
New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.als doc2html@@Oc Oc
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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. Error end-macro (.em) respecification is not allowed.
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.
In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.
TNF Copyright.
1999-01-13 08:00:28 +03:00
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.de IB
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.de IR
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. mo-try-link \\$1 \\$2
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.de CT
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\&<<font size=-1>CTRL/<font size=+0>\\$*>
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.de DS
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.de DE
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</pre></code>
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.als Ds DS
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.als De DE
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.als EX DS
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.als EE DE
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.de TP
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. mo-start-dl
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<dt>
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. mo-start-dl
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<dt>
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<b>\\$1</b>
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.de mo-start-dl
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. end-preformat
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. if !\\n[mo-in-dl] <dl compact>
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. nr mo-in-dl 1
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.de mo-dd
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<dd>
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.de mo-end-dl
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. if \\n[mo-in-dl] </dl>
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. nr mo-in-dl 0
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.de P
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. end-preformat
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. mo-end-dl
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<p>
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..
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.als PP P
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.als LP P
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.de mo-try-link
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. nr mo-did-link 0
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. if \\A'\\$2' \{\
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. if \\w'\\*[\\$2]' \{\
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. Xr \\$1 \\*[\\$2]
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. nr mo-did-link 1
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. \}
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.ds (1) 1
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.ds (2) 2
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.ds (3) 3
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.ds (4) 4
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.ds (5) 5
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.ds (6) 6
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.ds (7) 7
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.ds (8) 8
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.ds (9) 9
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.ds (1), 1
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.ds (2), 2
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.ds (3), 3
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.ds (4), 4
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.ds (5), 5
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.ds (6), 6
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.ds (7), 7
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.ds (8), 8
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.ds (9), 9
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.ds (1). 1
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.ds (2). 2
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.ds (3). 3
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.ds (4). 4
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.ds (5). 5
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.ds (6). 6
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.ds (7). 7
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.ds (8). 8
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.ds (9). 9
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