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8.9 KiB
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325 lines
8.9 KiB
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.Sd $Date: 1995/08/23 12:07:31 $
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.TH unroff-html-ms 1 "\*(Dt"
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.SH NAME
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unroff-html-ms \- back-end to translate `ms' documents to HTML 2.0
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.B unroff
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[
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.B \-fhtml
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] [
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.B \-ms
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] [
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.IR file " | " option...\&
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]
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.SH OVERVIEW
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When called with the
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.B \-fhtml
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and
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.B \-ms
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options, the troff translator
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.I unroff
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loads the back-end for converting \*(lqms\*(rq documents to the Hypertext
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Markup Language (HTML) version 2.0.
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.LP
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Please read
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.BR unroff (1)
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first for an overview of the Scheme-based, programmable troff translator
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and for a description of the generic options that exist in
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addition to
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.B \-f
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and
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.BR \-m .
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The translation of basic troff requests, special characters,
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escape sequences, etc. as well as the HTML-specific options
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are described in
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.BR unroff-html (1).
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For information about extending and programming
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.I unroff
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also refer to the
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.IR "Unroff Programmer's Manual" .
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.SH OPTIONS
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The
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.B \-ms
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extension provides a number of keyword/value options in addition to
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those listed in
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.BR unroff (1)
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and
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.BR unroff-html (1):
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.TP
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.BR signature " (string)"
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If non-empty, the value of this option together with a <hr> tag is
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appended to each HTML output file created.
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The
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.I substitute
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Scheme primitive (as described in the Programmer's Manual) is
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applied to the value of the option, so that date, time, environment
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variables, etc. can be interpolated.
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.TP
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.BR split " (integer)"
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This option specifies whether to split the output document into
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individual files for each major section.
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If a positive integer
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.I level
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is assigned to the option, a new output file is opened for each
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numbered header
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.RB ( .NH
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request) with a level equal to or numerically less than
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.IR level .
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Use of this feature requires that the
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.B document
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option has bee set, as otherwise the HTML document is sent
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to standard output.
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The default value is 0, i.\|e. all sections will be written to
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a single file.
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.TP
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.BR toc " (boolean)"
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If true, a table of contents with a hypertext link for each section
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is generated automatically and inserted after the front matter
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(title, author information, abstract) and before the first section.
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Use of this feature requires a non-zero value for the
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.B split
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option.
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The default is to produce a table of contents if
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.B split
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is non-zero.
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.TP
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.BR toc-header " (string)"
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This option defines the contents of the <h2> header element prepended to
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an automatically generated table of contents.
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Its value is subject to a call to
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.IR substitute .
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The default is the string \*(lqTable of Contents\*(rq.
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.TP
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.BR pp-indent " (integer)"
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The number of non-breakable spaces (as specified by the predefined
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Scheme variable
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.IR nbsp )
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to generate for a paragraph created by the
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.B .PP
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macro.
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The default is 3.
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This option, as well as
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.BR signature ,
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is typically set in the user-preferences file
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.BR ~/.unroff ,
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or in a document-specific Scheme file or at the beginning of
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the document proper.
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.TP
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.BR footnotes-header " (string)"
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The contents of the <h2> header element prepended to the footnotes
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section that is appended to the document if any footnotes were used,
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and that also appears in the automatically generated table of contents.
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As with all string option listed in this section, the
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.I substitute
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primitive is applied to the option's value.
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The default is the string \*(lqFootnotes\*(rq.
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.TP
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.BR footnote-reference " (string)"
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This option controls the text generated by each use of the variable
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\&`\e**', which produces a footnote (hypertext) reference.
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Its value is passed to a call to
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.I substitute
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with the current footnote number as another argument, so that the
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specifier \*(lq%1%\*(rq can be used to interpolate the footnote
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number.
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The default is the string \*(lq[note %1%]\*(rq.
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.TP
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.BR footnote-anchor " (string)"
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This options specifies the footnote reference that appears at the
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beginning of each footnote proper if
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.B .FS
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was called without an argument.
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The option's value is passed to a call to
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.I substitute
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with the footnote number generated by the last use of `\e**' as
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another argument.
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The default is \*(lq[%1%]\*(rq.
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.SH FILES
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.I unroff
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reads and parses an \*(rqms\*(lq document composed of one ore more
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input files.
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As usual, the special file name
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.RB ` \- '
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can be used to interpolate standard input.
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If no file name is given in the command line,
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.I unroff
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reads from standard input.
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.LP
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The resulting HTML document is sent to standard output, unless a
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file name prefix is assigned to the
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.B document
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option.
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In the latter case, the
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.B split
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option controls splitting of the output into separate files at
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section boundaries as described under OPTIONS above.
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A number of other features, such as footnotes, also require
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that the
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.B document
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option is supplied, as separate output files are created for them
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(regardless of the value of
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.BR split ).
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In any case, the name of each output file consists of the value of
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.BR document ,
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followed by an optional suffix, followed by the extension \*(lq.html\*(rq.
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.SH EXAMPLE
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To translate an \*(lqms\*(rq document composed of several
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input files,
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.I unroff
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could be invoked like this:
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.Ex
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.if n \{unroff \-fhtml \-ms document=thesis split=2\e
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intro.ms 1.ms 2.ms 3.ms app.ms\}
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.if !n unroff \-fhtml \-ms document=thesis split=2 intro.ms 1.ms 2.ms 3.ms app.ms
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.Ee
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The names of all output files will have the prefix \*(lqthesis\*(rq,
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and the resulting HTML document will be split into separate files
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at each level 1 section or level 2 section.
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.SH DESCRIPTION
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The following
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.B \-ms
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macros are translated (in addition to any user-defined macros):
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.LP
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.nf
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.if !\n(.U .ta 8n 16n 24n 32n 40n 48n 56n
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.AB .AE .AI .AU .B .B1 .B2
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.BD .BX .CD .DE .DS .FA .FE
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.FS .I .ID .IP .LD .LG .LP
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.NH .PP .PX .QP .R .RE .RS
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.RT .SH .SM .TL .UL .UX .XA
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.XE .XS
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.fi
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.LP
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These predefined strings and number registers are recognized:
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.LP
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.nf
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\e*- \e*(DY \e*(MO \e*Q \e*U \en(PN
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.fi
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.LP
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In addition, a number of macros are either silently ignored
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or cause a warning to be printed, because their function either
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cannot be mapped to HTML 2.0 elements or assumes a page
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structure:
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.LP
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.nf
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.AM .BT .CM .CT .DA .EF .EH
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.HD .KE .KF .KS .ND .NL .OF
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.OH .P1 .PT .TM .MC .1C .2C
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.fi
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.LP
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The font switching macros are based on changes to the fonts `R',
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`I', and `B', as explained under FONTS in
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.BR unroff-html (1).
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Of course, this fails if the fonts (which are mounted on startup)
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are unmounted by explicit
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.B .fp
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requests.
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.LP
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Upper or lower case letters are accepted as section numbers by
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.B .NH
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when the argument ``S'' is used to set new section numbers.
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This is useful for appendices and similar constructs.
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.LP
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The translation rule for
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.B .IP
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employs a heuristic to determine whether to generate a definition
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list or an unordered list:
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if the first in a sequence of indented paragraph macros is
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called with a tag consisting of one of the special character \e(bu
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or \e(sq, a definition list is begun, otherwise an unordered list.
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Since
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.RI exdented[ sic ]
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paragraphs cannot be expressed in HTML 2.0, a warning
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message is printed when a call to the macro
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.B .XP
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is encountered.
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.LP
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All footnotes are concatenated and placed in a separate output file,
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and a corresponding section (with a user-defined header) holding
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the footnotes is appended to the document automatically.
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Use of the string `\e**' generates a hypertext link to the beginning
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of the footnote created by the next call to
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.B .FS
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and
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.BR .FE .
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The actual text generated by using `\e**' as well as the footnote
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reference that appears in the footnote proper are controlled by
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two options as explained under OPTIONS above.
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A warning message is printed on termination if `\e**' has been
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used but a corresponding footnote was not seen.
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As an alternative to `\e**', the new request
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.B .FA
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can be used to produce a footnote anchor together with a hypertext
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link; the anchor is the argument to the macro
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(however, `\e**' itself must not be used in a call to
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.BR .FA ).
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.LP
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Likewise, a hypertext reference is created for each use of the
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table of contents macros
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.BR .XS
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and
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.BR .XE
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(optionally accompanied by calls to
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.BR .XA ).
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.SH "SEE ALSO"
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.BR unroff (1),
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.BR unroff-html (1),
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.BR troff (1),
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.BR ms "(5 or 7)."
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.LP
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Unroff Programmer's Manual.
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.LP
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http://www.informatik.uni-bremen.de/~net/unroff
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.LP
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Berners-Lee, Connolly, et al.,
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HyperText Markup Language Specification\(em2.0,
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Internet Draft, Internet Engineering Task Force.
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.SH BUGS
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The macro
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.B .UL
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is currently mapped to a call to
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.BR .I ,
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as underlining is not supported by the HTML back-end of
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.I unroff
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\*(Ve.
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.LP
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Footnote references and requests such as
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.B .sp
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that cause non-character-level markup to be generated must not
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be used inside a numbered header.
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.LP
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When creating a hypertext anchor for
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.B .XS
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and
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.BR .XE ,
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there is nothing to put inside the <a> element;
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therefore a non-breaking space is used.
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.LP
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Changing the number register format of `NH' to get roman or alphabetic
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section numbers does not work, obviously.
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