diff options
| author | wl <wl> | 2005-05-21 07:08:00 +0000 |
|---|---|---|
| committer | wl <wl> | 2005-05-21 07:08:00 +0000 |
| commit | 92770508fef8b7fa2b8b837abe1320409e396ded (patch) | |
| tree | eb5e20272ebf68afea94b66fb6b79269b48b32c2 | |
| parent | 187a9bbfe94d924faa0fe24b3f46b1028c07e3d0 (diff) | |
| download | groff-92770508fef8b7fa2b8b837abe1320409e396ded.tar.gz | |
* release of groffer 0.9.14
* groffer.man: correction of non-hyphenation
| -rw-r--r-- | contrib/groffer/ChangeLog | 6 | ||||
| -rw-r--r-- | contrib/groffer/groffer.man | 892 |
2 files changed, 488 insertions, 410 deletions
diff --git a/contrib/groffer/ChangeLog b/contrib/groffer/ChangeLog index 9d27df57..8e46f33d 100644 --- a/contrib/groffer/ChangeLog +++ b/contrib/groffer/ChangeLog @@ -1,3 +1,9 @@ +2005-05-20 Bernd Warken + ________________________________________________________________ + * release of groffer 0.9.14 + + * groffer.man: correction of non-hyphenation + 2005-05-17 Bernd Warken ________________________________________________________________ * release of groffer 0.9.13 diff --git a/contrib/groffer/groffer.man b/contrib/groffer/groffer.man index af9864fa..b9492602 100644 --- a/contrib/groffer/groffer.man +++ b/contrib/groffer/groffer.man @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ groffer.1 - man page for groffer (section 1). Source file position: <groff_source_top>/contrib/groffer/groffer.man Installed position: $prefix/share/man/man1/groffer.1 -Last update : 20 May 2005 +Last update : 21 May 2005 Source file position: <groff-source>/contrib/groffer/groffer.man .. @@ -60,15 +60,6 @@ Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. . ftr CB CW .\} . -.ds @- "\-\"" -.ds @-- "\-\^\-\"" -. -.ds @b- "\f[CB]-\f[]\"" -.ds @b-- "\f[CB]--\f[]\"" -. -.ds @i- "\f[CI]-\f[]\"" -.ds @i-- "\f[CI]--\f[]\"" -. .ds Ellipsis ".\|.\|.\"" . .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -286,7 +277,7 @@ Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. .c Alternating options; base macro for many others; do not use directly. .c .c Arguments: -.c <pre>: prefix, resulted is preceded by this. +.c <pre>: prefix, result is preceded by this. .c <sep>: separator between minus/opt pairs. .c <post>: postfix, is appended to the result. .c <minus>: either `-' or `--' (font CB). @@ -296,7 +287,8 @@ Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. .c Result: .c String `<pre>' followed by the <minus>/<opt> argument pairs, each .c separated by string `<sep>', optionally add '<arg>', separated by -.c a single space ` ', followed by the string `<post>'. +.c a single space ` ', followed by the string `<post>'. Terminated +.c by the optional punctuation <punct>. .c .de Opt_alt_base . nr @font \\n[.f]\" @@ -316,9 +308,13 @@ Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. . \} . c separator . if (\\n[@count] > 0) \ -. as @res \f[CR]\\*[@sep]\" +. as @res \f[CR]\\*[@sep]\:\" . nr @count +1 -. as @res \f[CB]\\$1\\$2\:\" combine minus with option name +. c combine minus with option name +. as @res \f[CB]\\-\" +. if '\\$1'--' \ +. as @res \\-\" +. as @res \\$2\" . shift 2 . \} . if (\\n[.$] >= 3) \ @@ -555,7 +551,9 @@ Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. .de Text . if (\\n[.$] == 0) \ . return +. nh . nop \)\\$*\) +. hy .. .c -------------------------------------------------------------------- .c .Topic ([<indent>]) @@ -671,28 +669,32 @@ Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . The -.I groffer +.I \%groffer program is the easiest way to use -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@). +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@). It can display arbitrary documents written in the -.BR groff (@MAN7EXT@) +.BR \%groff (@MAN7EXT@) language or other -.BR roff (@MAN7EXT@) -languages that are compatible to the original troff language. +.BR \%roff (@MAN7EXT@) +languages that are compatible to the original +.I \%troff +language. . The -.I groffer +.I \%groffer program also includes many of the features for finding and displaying -the UNIX manual pages +the \%UNIX manual pages +.nh .RI ( man\~pages ), +.hy such that it can be used as a replacement for a -.BR man (1) +.BR \%man (1) program. . Moreover, compressed files that can be handled by -.BR gzip (1) +.BR \%gzip (1) or -.BR bzip2 (1) +.BR \%bzip2 (1) are decompressed on-the-fly. . . @@ -705,28 +707,33 @@ behaviors. . This can be done in configuration files, with the shell environment variable -.BR $GROFFER_OPT , +.BR \%$GROFFER_OPT , or on the command line. . . .P The output can be generated and viewed in several different ways available for -.IR groff . +.IR \%groff . . -This includes the groff native X viewer +This includes the +.I \%groff +native X viewer .BR \%gxditview (@MAN1EXT@), -each Postcript or dvi display program, a web browser by generating -html in www-mode, or several text modes in text terminals. +each Postcript or +.I \%dvi +display program, a web browser by generating +.I \%html +in www-mode, or several text modes in text terminals. . . .P Most of the options that must be named when running -.I groff +.I \%groff directly are determined automatically for -.IR groffer , +.IR \%groffer , due to the internal usage of the -.BR grog (@MAN1EXT@) +.BR \%grog (@MAN1EXT@) program. . But all parts can also be controlled manually by arguments. @@ -736,7 +743,7 @@ But all parts can also be controlled manually by arguments. Several file names can be specified on the command line arguments. . They are transformed into a single document in the normal way of -.IR groff . +.IR \%groff . . . .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -748,40 +755,40 @@ They are transformed into a single document in the normal way of .RS .P .Opt_[alt] -- apropos name -.Opt_[alt] -- apropos-data name -.Opt_[alt] -- apropos-devel name -.Opt_[alt] -- apropos-progs name +.Opt_[alt] -- apropos\-data name +.Opt_[alt] -- apropos\-devel name +.Opt_[alt] -- apropos\-progs name .Opt_[alt] - h -- help .Opt_[alt] - v -- version .RE . . .TP -.I groffer mode options +.I \%groffer mode options .RS .P .Opt_[alt] -- auto .Opt_[alt] -- default -.Opt_[alt] -- default-modes mode1,mode2,\*[Ellipsis] +.Opt_[alt] -- default\-modes mode1,mode2,\*[Ellipsis] .Opt_[alt] -- dvi -.Opt_[alt] -- dvi-viewer prog +.Opt_[alt] -- dvi\-viewer prog .Opt_[alt] -- groff .Opt_[alt] -- html -.Opt_[alt] -- html-viewer prog +.Opt_[alt] -- html\-viewer prog .Opt_[alt] -- man .Opt_[alt] -- mode display_mode .Opt_[alt] -- no-man .Opt_[alt] -- pdf -.Opt_[alt] -- pdf-viewer prog +.Opt_[alt] -- pdf\-viewer prog .Opt_[alt] -- ps -.Opt_[alt] -- ps-viewer prog +.Opt_[alt] -- ps\-viewer prog .Opt_[alt] -- text .Opt_[alt] -- tty -.Opt_[alt] -- tty-viewer prog +.Opt_[alt] -- tty\-viewer prog .Opt_[alt] -- www -.Opt_[alt] -- www-viewer prog +.Opt_[alt] -- www\-viewer prog .Opt_[alt] -- x -- X -.Opt_[alt] -- x-viewer -- X-viewer prog +.Opt_[alt] -- x\-viewer -- X\-viewer prog .RE . . @@ -795,16 +802,16 @@ They are transformed into a single document in the normal way of . . .TP -.I options related to groff +.I options related to \%groff .RS .P -.Opt_[alt] - P -- postproc-arg opt_or_arg +.Opt_[alt] - P -- postproc\-arg opt_or_arg .Opt_[alt] - Q -- source .Opt_[alt] - T -- device device -.Opt_[alt] - Z -- intermediate-output -- ditroff +.Opt_[alt] - Z -- intermediate\-output -- ditroff .P All further -.I groff +.I \%groff short options are accepted. .RE . @@ -874,8 +881,8 @@ the path name of an existing file. .TP+ .IB name ( section ) search the man\~page -.I name -in man\~section\~\c +.I \%name +in man\~section .IR section . . . @@ -886,9 +893,9 @@ in man\~section\~\c if .I s is a character in -.BR [1-9on] , +.BR \%[1-9on] , search for a man\~page -.I name +.I \%name in man\~section .IR s . . @@ -896,7 +903,7 @@ in man\~section .TP .BI man: name man\~page in the lowest man\~section that has -.IR name . +.IR \%name . . . .TP @@ -904,9 +911,9 @@ man\~page in the lowest man\~section that has if .I s is a character in -.BR [1-9on] , +.BR \%[1-9on] , search for a man\~page -.I name +.I \%name in man\~section .IR s . . @@ -914,9 +921,9 @@ in man\~section .TP .I name if -.I name +.I \%name is not an existing file search for the man\~page -.I name +.I \%name in the lowest man\~section. . .RE @@ -927,7 +934,7 @@ in the lowest man\~section. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . The -.I groffer +.I \%groffer program can usually be run with very few options. . But for special purposes, it supports many options. @@ -937,14 +944,14 @@ These can be classified in 5 option classes. . .P All short options of -.I groffer +.I \%groffer are compatible with the short options of -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@). +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@). . All long options of -.I groffer +.I \%groffer are compatible with the long options of -.BR man (1). +.BR \%man (1). . . .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -953,7 +960,7 @@ are compatible with the long options of . As soon as one of these options is found on the command line it is executed, printed to standard output, and the running -.I groffer +.I \%groffer is terminated thereafter. . All other arguments are ignored. @@ -961,29 +968,29 @@ All other arguments are ignored. . .Opt_def -- apropos name Start the -.BR apropos (1) -command for searching within man page +.BR \%apropos (1) +command for searching within man\~page descriptions. . That slightly differs from the strange behavior of the .Opt_long apropos program of -.BR man (1), +.BR \%man (1), which has no argument of its own, but takes the file arguments instead. . Practically both concepts are compatible. . . -.Opt_def -- apropos-data name +.Opt_def -- apropos\-data name Show only the -.BR apropos (1) +.BR \%apropos (1) descriptions for data documents, in the -.BR man (7) +.BR \%man (7) sections 4, 5, and 7. . . -.Opt_def -- apropos-devel name +.Opt_def -- apropos\-devel name Show only the .BR apropos (1) descriptions for development documents, in the @@ -991,11 +998,11 @@ descriptions for development documents, in the sections 2, 3, and 9. . . -.Opt_def -- apropos-progs name +.Opt_def -- apropos\-progs name Show only the -.BR apropos (1) +.BR \%apropos (1) descriptions for documents on programs, in the -.BR man (7) +.BR \%man (7) sections 1, 6, and 8. . . @@ -1016,7 +1023,7 @@ The display mode and the viewer programs are determined by these options. . If none of these mode and viewer options is specified -.I groffer +.I \%groffer tries to find a suitable display mode automatically. . . @@ -1034,9 +1041,9 @@ This is useful to wipe out all former options of the configuration, in and restart option processing using only the rest of the command line. . . -.Opt_def -- default-modes mode1,mode2,\*[Ellipsis] +.Opt_def -- default\-modes mode1,mode2,\*[Ellipsis] Set the sequence of modes for -.I auto mode +.I \%auto mode to the comma separated list given in the argument. . See @@ -1046,26 +1053,28 @@ means to try the modes .IR x , .IR ps , and -.I tty +.I \%tty in this sequence. . . . .Opt_def -- dvi Equivalent to -.Opt_long_arg mode dvi . +.Opt_long_arg mode \%dvi . . . -.Opt_def -- dvi-viewer prog +.Opt_def -- dvi\-viewer prog Set the viewer program for dvi mode. . This can be a file name or a program to be searched in .Env_var $PATH . . -Known dvi viewers inlude -.BR xdvi (1) +Known +.I \%dvi +viewers inlude +.BR \%xdvi (1) and -.BR dvilx (1) +.BR \%dvilx (1) . In each case, arguments can be provided additionally. . @@ -1080,13 +1089,13 @@ Equivalent to .Opt_long_arg mode html . . . -.Opt_def -- html-viewer +.Opt_def -- html\-viewer Set the web browser program for viewing in -.I html +.I \%html mode. . Each program that accepts html input and allows the -.BI file://localhost/ dir / file +.BI \%file://localhost/ dir / file syntax on the command line is suitable as viewer program; it can be the path name of an executable file or a program in .Env_var $PATH . @@ -1107,7 +1116,7 @@ The following mode values are recognized: Select the automatic determination of the display mode. . The sequence of modes that are tried can be set with the -.Opt_long default-modes +.Opt_long default\-modes option. . Useful for restoring the default mode when a different mode was @@ -1117,11 +1126,11 @@ specified before. .TP .Header_CB dvi Display formatted input in a -.I dvi +.I \%dvi viewer program. . By default, the formatted input is displayed with the -.BR xdvi (1) +.BR \%xdvi (1) program. .Opt_long dvi . . @@ -1129,13 +1138,13 @@ program. .TP .Header_CB groff After the file determination, switch -.I groffer +.I \%groffer to process the input like -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@) -would do . +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@) +would do. . This disables the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer viewing features. . . @@ -1146,27 +1155,27 @@ browser program. . By default, the existence of a sequence of standard web browsers is tested, starting with -.BR konqueror (1) +.BR \%konqueror (1) and -.BR mozilla (1). +.BR \%mozilla (1). The text html viewer is -.BR lynx (1). +.BR \%lynx (1). . . .TP .Header_CB pdf Display formatted input in a -.I PDF +.I \%PDF (Portable Document Format) viewer program. . By default, the input is formatted by groff using the Postscript device, then it is transformed into the PDF file format using -.BR gs (1), +.BR \%gs (1), and finally displayed either with the -.BR xpdf (1) +.BR \%xpdf (1) or the -.BR acroread (1) +.BR \%acroread (1) program. . PDF has a big advantage because the text is displayed graphically and @@ -1181,19 +1190,19 @@ mode is not suitable as a default device for the auto mode. Display formatted input in a Postscript viewer program. . By default, the formatted input is displayed with the -.BR ghostview (@MAN1EXT@) +.BR \%ghostview (@MAN1EXT@) program. . . .TP .Header_CB text Format in a -.I groff +.I \%groff text mode and write the result to standard output without a pager or viewer program. . The text device, -.I latin1 +.I \%latin1 by default, can be chosen with option .Opt_short T . . @@ -1201,9 +1210,9 @@ by default, can be chosen with option .TP .Header_CB tty Format in a -.I groff +.I \%groff text mode and write the result to standard output using a text pager -program, even when in X Window. +program, even when in X\~\%Window. . . .TP @@ -1231,7 +1240,7 @@ Equivalent to . .P The following modes do not use the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer viewing features. . They are only interesting for advanced applications. @@ -1240,15 +1249,15 @@ They are only interesting for advanced applications. .TP .Header_CB groff Generate device output with plain -.I groff +.I \%groff without using the special viewing features of -.IR groffer . +.IR \%groffer . If no device was specified by option .Opt_short T the -.I groff +.I \%groff default -.B ps +.B \%ps is assumed. . . @@ -1268,7 +1277,7 @@ Equivalent to . .Opt_def -- pdf-viewer prog Set the viewer program for -.I pdf +.I \%pdf mode. . This can be a file name or a program to be searched in @@ -1284,17 +1293,17 @@ Equivalent to . .Opt_def -- ps-viewer prog Set the viewer program for -.I ps +.I \%ps mode. . This can be a file name or a program to be searched in .Env_var $PATH . . Common Postscript viewers inlude -.BR gv (1), -.BR ghostview (1), +.BR \%gv (1), +.BR \%ghostview (1), and -.BR gs (1), +.BR \%gs (1), . In each case, arguments can be provided additionally. . @@ -1309,7 +1318,7 @@ Equivalent to .Opt_long_arg mode tty . . . -.Opt_def -- tty-viewer +.Opt_def -- tty\-viewer Choose tty display mode, that means displaying in a text pager even when in X; eqivalent to .Opt_long_arg mode tty . @@ -1320,9 +1329,9 @@ Equivalent to .Opt_long_arg mode html . . . -.Opt_def -- www-viewer prog +.Opt_def -- www\-viewer prog Equivalent to -.Opt_long html-viewer . +.Opt_long html\-viewer . . . .Opt_def - X -- X -- x @@ -1330,7 +1339,7 @@ Equivalent to .Opt_long_arg mode X . . . -.Opt_def -- X-viewer -- x-viewer prog +.Opt_def -- X\-viewer -- x\-viewer prog Set the viewer program for .I x mode. @@ -1350,24 +1359,24 @@ In each case, arguments can be provided additionally. .Opt_-- Signals the end of option processing; all remaining arguments are interpreted as -.I filespec +.I \%filespec parameters. . . .P Besides these, -.I groffer +.I \%groffer accepts all arguments that are valid for the -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@) +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@) program. . All non-groffer options are sent unmodified via -.I grog +.I \%grog to -.IR groff . +.IR \%groff . . Postprocessors, macro packages, compatibility with classical -.IR troff , +.IR \%troff , and much more can be manually specified. . . @@ -1401,7 +1410,7 @@ This is the equivalent . .P Other useful debugging options are the -.I groff +.I \%groff options .Opt_short V and @@ -1415,33 +1424,33 @@ and option .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . All short options of -.I groffer +.I \%groffer are compatible with the short options of -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@). +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@). . The following of -.I groff +.I \%groff options have either an additional special meaning within -.I groffer +.I \%groffer or make sense for normal usage. . . .P Because of the special outputting behavior of the -.I groff +.I \%groff options .Opt_short V and .Opt_short Z -.I groffer +.I \%groffer was designed to be switched into -.I groff +.I \%groff mode by these; the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer viewing features are disabled there. . The other -.I groff +.I \%groff options do not switch the mode, but allow to customize the formatting process. . @@ -1455,9 +1464,9 @@ sequences. . .Opt_def - m file Add -.I file +.I \%file as a -.I groff +.I \%groff macro file. . This is useful in case it cannot be recognized automatically. @@ -1465,61 +1474,61 @@ This is useful in case it cannot be recognized automatically. . .Opt_def - P opt_or_arg Send the argument -.I opt_or_arg +.I \%opt_or_arg as an option or option argument to the actual -.I groff +.I \%groff postprocessor. . . .Opt_def - T -- device devname . This option determines -.IR groff 's +.IR \%groff 's output device. . The most important devices are the text output devices for referring to the different character sets, such as -.BR ascii , -.BR utf8 , -.BR latin1 , +.BR \%ascii , +.BR \%utf8 , +.BR \%latin1 , and others. . Each of these arguments switches -.I groffer +.I \%groffer into a text mode using this device, to -.I mode tty +.I mode \%tty if the actual mode is not a text mode. . The following -.I devname +.I \%devname arguments are mapped to the corresponding -.I groffer +.I \%groffer .Opt_long_arg mode \fIdevname\fR option: -.BR dvi , -.BR html , +.BR \%dvi , +.BR \%html , and -.BR ps . +.BR \%ps . All -.B X* +.B \%X* arguments are mapped to mode -.BR X . +.BR \%X . Each other -.I devname +.I \%devname argument switches to -.I mode groff +.I mode \%groff using this device. . . .Opt_def - V Switch into -.I groff +.I \%groff mode and show only the -.I groff +.I \%groff calling pipe without formatting the input. . This an advanced option from -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@) , +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@) , only useful for debugging. . . @@ -1527,44 +1536,44 @@ only useful for debugging. was made equivalent to .Opt_long_arg mode x ; this slightly enhances the facility of -.IR groff 's +.IR \%groff 's option. . . .Opt_def - Z -- intermediate-output -- ditroff Switch into -.I groff +.I \%groff mode and format the input with -.I groff +.I \%groff intermediate output without postprocessing; see -.BR groff_out (@MAN1EXT@). +.BR \%groff_out (@MAN1EXT@). This is equivalent to option .Opt_long ditroff of -.IR man , +.IR \%man , which can be used as well. . . .P All other -.I groff +.I \%groff options are supported by -.IR groffer , +.IR \%groffer , but they are just transparently transferred to -.I groff +.I \%groff without any intervention. . The options that are not explicitly handled by -.I groffer +.I \%groffer are transparently passed to -.IR groff . +.IR \%groff . . Therefore these transparent options are not documented here, but in -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@). +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@). Due to the automatism in -.IR groffer , +.IR \%groffer , none of these -.I groff +.I \%groff options should be needed, except for advanced usage. . . @@ -1575,7 +1584,7 @@ options should be needed, except for advanced usage. The following long options were adapted from the corresponding X Toolkit options. . -.I groffer +.I \%groffer will pass them to the actual viewer program if it is an X Window program. . @@ -1587,10 +1596,10 @@ Unfortunately these options use the old style of a single minus for long options. . For -.I groffer +.I \%groffer that was changed to the standard with using a double minus for long options, for example, -.I groffer +.I \%groffer uses the option .Opt_long font for the @@ -1601,8 +1610,8 @@ option . .P See -.BR X (1), -.BR X (7), +.BR \%X (1), +.BR \%X (7), and the documentation on the X toolkit options for more details on these options and their arguments. . @@ -1627,7 +1636,7 @@ window. . .Opt_def -- display X-display Set the X display on which the viewer program shall be started, see the -.I X Window +.I X\~\%Window documentation for the syntax of the argument. . . @@ -1656,7 +1665,7 @@ Set the geometry of the display window, that means its size and its starting position. . See -.BR X (7) +.BR \%X (7) for the syntax of the argument. . . @@ -1669,7 +1678,7 @@ and .BR 100 . . Actually, the default resolution for -.I groffer +.I \%groffer is set to .BR 75 . . @@ -1691,20 +1700,20 @@ Set X resource. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . The long options of -.I groffer +.I \%groffer were synchronized with the long options of .IR GNU man . . All long options of .I GNU man are recognized, but not all of these options are important to -.IR groffer , +.IR \%groffer , so most of them are just ignored. . . .P The following two options were added to -.I groffer +.I \%groffer for choosing whether the file name arguments are interpreted as names for local files or as a search pattern for man pages. . @@ -1713,12 +1722,14 @@ The default is looking up for local files. . .Opt_def -- man Check the non-option command line arguments +.nh .RI ( filespecs ) +.hy first on being man\~pages, then whether they represent an existing file. . By default, a -.I filespec +.I \%filespec is first tested whether it is an existing file. . . @@ -1735,7 +1746,7 @@ option. In the following, the .I man options that have a special meaning for -.I groffer +.I \%groffer are documented. . . @@ -1745,7 +1756,7 @@ The full set of long and short options of the program can be passed via the environment variable .Env_var $MANOPT ; see -.BR man (1) +.BR \%man (1) if your system has .I GNU man installed. @@ -1762,19 +1773,19 @@ In text modes, display ASCII translation of special characters. . .Opt_def -- ditroff Eqivalent to -.I groffer +.I \%groffer .Opt_short Z . . . .Opt_def -- extension suffix Restrict man\~page search to file names that have -.I suffix +.I \%suffix appended to their section element. . For example, in the file name -.I /usr/share/man/man3/terminfo.3ncurses.gz +.I \%/usr/share/man/man3/terminfo.3ncurses.gz the man\~page extension is -.IR ncurses . +.IR \%ncurses . . . .Opt_def -- locale language @@ -1795,7 +1806,7 @@ call to .Opt_long location . . This was added by -.IR groffer . +.IR \%groffer . . . .Opt_def -- manpath "'dir1:dir2:\*[Ellipsis]'" @@ -1808,7 +1819,7 @@ is disabled. . .Opt_def -- pager Set the pager program in tty mode; default is -.IR less . +.IR \%less . This is equivalent to .Opt_long tty-viewer . . @@ -1821,7 +1832,7 @@ a colon-separated list. . .Opt_def -- systems "'sys1,sys2,\*[Ellipsis]'" Search for man pages for the given operating systems; the argument -.I systems +.I \%systems is a comma-separated list. . . @@ -1837,7 +1848,7 @@ Eqivalent to . .P Additionally, the following short option of -.I man +.I \%man is supported as well. . . @@ -1846,43 +1857,44 @@ is supported as well. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . A -.I filespec +.I \%filespec parameter is an argument meaning an input source, such as a file name or template for searching man\~pages. . These input sources are collected and composed into a single output file such as -.I groff +.I \%groff does. . . .P The strange POSIX behavior that maps all arguments behind the first non-option argument into -.I filespec +.I \%filespec arguments is ignored. . The GNU behavior to recognize options even when mixed with -.I filespec +.I \%filespec arguments is used througout. . But, as usual, the double minus argument .Opt_long still takes all following arguments as -.IR filespecs . +.I \%filespec +arguments. . . .P Each -.I filespec +.I \%filespec parameters can have one of the following forms. . . .P No -.I filespec +.I \%filespec parameters means that -.I groffer +.I \%groffer waits for standard input. . The minus option @@ -1890,7 +1902,7 @@ The minus option stands for standard input, too, but can occur several times. . Next -.I filespec +.I \%filespec is tested whether it is the path name of an existing file. . Otherwise it is assumed as a searching pattern for a man\~page. @@ -1918,7 +1930,7 @@ means this scheme. . .P The internal precedence of -.I man +.I \%man for searching man pages with the same name within several sections goes according to the classical single-character sequence. . @@ -1926,22 +1938,22 @@ On some systems, this single character can be extended by a following string. . But the special -.I groffer -man page facility is based on the classical single character sections. +.I \%groffer +man\~page facility is based on the classical single character sections. . . .P -.BI man: name ( section ) +.BI \%man: name ( section ) and -.IB name ( section ) +.IB \%name ( section ) search the man\~page -.I name +.I \%name in man\~section\~\c -.IR section , +.IR \%section , where -.I section +.I \%section can be any string, but it must exist in the -.I man +.I \%man system. . . @@ -1950,11 +1962,11 @@ Next some patterns based on the .I classical man sections were constructed. . -.BI man: name . s +.BI \%man: name . s and -.IB name . s +.IB \%name . s search for a man\~page -.I name +.I \%name in man\~section .I s if @@ -1964,23 +1976,23 @@ is a mentioned above. . Otherwise search for a man\~page named -.IR name.s +.IR \%name.s in the lowest -.I man -section. +.I man\~\c +.IR section . . . .P Now -.BI man: name +.BI \%man: name searches for a man\~page in the lowest man\~section that has a document called -.IR name . +.IR \%name . . . .P The pattern -.I "s name" +.I \%s\~name originates from a strange argument parsing of the .I man program. @@ -1990,25 +2002,25 @@ If is a .I classical man section interpret it as a search for a man\~page called -.I name +.I \%name in man\~section .IR s , otherwise interpret .I s as a file argument and -.I name +.I \%name as another -.I filespec +.I \%filespec argument. . . .P We are left with the argument -.I name +.I \%name which is not an existing file. . So this searches for the man\~page called -.I name +.I \%name in the lowest man\~section that has a document for this name. . . @@ -2016,14 +2028,14 @@ in the lowest man\~section that has a document for this name. Several file name arguments can be supplied. . They are mixed by -.I groff +.I \%groff into a single document. . Note that the set of option arguments must fit to all of these file arguments. . So they should have at least the same style of the -.I groff +.I \%groff language. . . @@ -2032,19 +2044,19 @@ language. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . By default, the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer program collects all input into a single file, formats it with the -.I groff +.I \%groff program for a certain device, and then chooses a suitable viewer program. . The device and viewer process in -.I groffer +.I \%groffer is called a -.IR mode . +.IR \%mode . . The mode and viewer of a running -.I groffer +.I \%groffer program is selected automatically, but the user can also choose it with options. . @@ -2062,23 +2074,23 @@ option that is constructed like .P Several different modes are offered, graphical X modes, text modes, and some direct -.I groff +.I \%groff modes for debugging and development. . . .P By default, -.I groffer +.I \%groffer first tries whether .B x mode is possible, then -.B ps +.B \%ps mode, and finally -.B tty +.B \%tty mode. . This mode testing sequence for -.B auto +.B \%auto mode can be changed by specifying a comma separated list of modes with the option .Opt_long default\-modes. @@ -2093,8 +2105,9 @@ active in every mode. .SS "Graphical Display Modes" .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . -The graphical display modes work only in the X Window environment (or -similar implementations within other windowing environments). +The graphical display modes work only in the +.I X\~Window environment +(or similar implementations within other windowing environments). . The environment variable .Env_var $DISPLAY @@ -2103,7 +2116,7 @@ and the option are used for specifying the X display to be used. . If neither is given, -.I groffer +.I \%groffer assumes that no X and changes to one text mode. . You can change this automatic behavior by the option @@ -2127,31 +2140,39 @@ mode), . .Topic in a Postscript viewer +.nh .RI ( ps mode), +.hy . .Topic in a dvi viewer program +.nh .RI ( dvi mode), +.hy . .Topic in a PDF viewer +.nh .RI ( pdf mode), +.hy . .Topic in a web browser +.nh .RI ( html or .I www mode), +.hy .RE . . .P The -.I pdf +.I \%pdf mode has a major advantage \[em] it is the only graphical diplay mode that allows to search for text within the viewer; this can be a really important feature. @@ -2165,9 +2186,11 @@ These graphical viewers can be customized by options of the X Window Toolkit. . But the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer options use a leading double minus instead of the single minus used by -the X Window Toolkit. +the +.I X\~Window\~\c +.IR Toolkit . . . .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -2175,9 +2198,9 @@ the X Window Toolkit. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . There are to modes for text output, mode -.I text +.I \%text for plain output without a pager and mode -.I tty +.I \%tty for a text output on a text terminal using some pager program. . . @@ -2185,13 +2208,13 @@ for a text output on a text terminal using some pager program. If the variable .Env_var $DISPLAY is not set or empty, groffer assumes that it should use -.I tty +.I \%tty mode. . . .P In the actual implementation, the groff output device -.I latin1 +.I \%latin1 is chosen for text modes. . This can be changed by specifying option @@ -2208,7 +2231,7 @@ and or by the environment variable .Env_var $PAGER . If all of this is not used the -.BR less (1) +.BR \%less (1) program with the option .Opt_short r for correctly displaying control sequences is used as the default @@ -2220,13 +2243,13 @@ pager. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . These modes use the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer file determination and decompression. . This is combined into a single input file that is fed directly into -.I groff +.I \%groff with different strategy without the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer viewing facilities. . These modes are regarded as advanced, they are useful for debugging @@ -2235,15 +2258,15 @@ and development purposes. . .P The -.I source +.I \%source mode with just displays the generated input. . The -.I groff +.I \%groff mode passes the input to -.I groff +.I \%groff using only some suitable options provided to -.IR groffer . +.IR \%groffer . . This enables the user to save the generated output into a file or pipe it into another program. @@ -2251,23 +2274,25 @@ it into another program. . .P In -.I groff +.I \%groff mode, the option .Opt_short Z disables post-processing, thus producing the +.nh .I groff intermediate .IR output . +.hy . In this mode, the input is formatted, but not postprocessed; see -.BR groff_out (@MAN5EXT@) +.BR \%groff_out (@MAN5EXT@) for details. . . .P All -.I groff +.I \%groff short options are supported by -.IR groffer . +.IR \%groffer . . . .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -2304,22 +2329,22 @@ The groffer program provides a search facility for man\~pages. . All long options, all environment variables, and most of the functionality of the GNU -.BR man (1) +.BR \%man (1) program were implemented. . This inludes the extended file names of man\~pages, for example, the man\~page of -.I groff +.I \%groff in man\~section 7 may be stored under .File_name /usr/share/man/man7/groff.7.gz , where .File_name /usr/share/man/ is part of the man\~path, the subdirectory -.I man7 +.I \%man7 and the file extension .I .7 refer to the man\~section 7; -.I .gz +.I \%.gz shows the compression of the file. . . @@ -2367,7 +2392,7 @@ is searched for man\~pages. . .Topic If this does not work, the -.BR manpath (1) +.BR \%manpath (1) program for determining a path of man directories is tried. . . @@ -2377,9 +2402,9 @@ system specific man\~pages are added to the man\~path; their sequence is determined automatically. . For example, both -.I /usr/share/man/linux/fr +.File_name /usr/share/man/linux/fr and -.I /usr/share/man/fr/linux +.File_name /usr/share/man/fr/linux for french linux man\~pages are found. . The language and operating system names are determined from both @@ -2412,18 +2437,22 @@ highest to lowest precedence: The language locale is usually specified in the POSIX 1003.1 based format: .P +.nh \f[I]<language>\f[][\f[CB]_\f[]\f[I]<territory>\f[][\f[CB].\f[]\ \f[I]<character-set>\f[][\f[CB],\f[]\f[I]<version>\f[]]]], +.hy .P but the two-letter code in +.nh .I <language> +.hy is sufficient for most purposes. . . .P If no man\~pages for a complicated locale are found the country part consisting of the first two characters (without the `\f[CB]_\f[]', -`\f[CB].\f[]', and `\f[CB],\f[]', parts) of the locale is searched as +`\f[CB].\f[]', and `\f[CB],\f[]' parts) of the locale is searched as well. . . @@ -2493,7 +2522,7 @@ or environment variable . .P For further details on man\~page searching, see -.BR man (1). +.BR \%man (1). . . .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -2504,16 +2533,16 @@ The program has a decompression facility. . If standard input or a file that was retrieved from the command line parameters is compressed with a format that is supported by either -.BR gzip (1) +.BR \%gzip (1) or -.BR bzip2 (1) +.BR \%bzip2 (1) it is decompressed on-the-fly. . This includes the GNU -.BR .gz , -.BR .bz2 , +.BR \%.gz , +.BR \%.bz2 , and the traditional -.B .Z +.B \%.Z compression. . The program displays the concatenation of all decompressed input in @@ -2528,9 +2557,9 @@ The groffer programs supports many system variables, most of them by courtesy of other programs. . All environment variables of -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@) +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@) and GNU -.BR man (1) +.BR \%man (1) and some standard system variables are honored. . . @@ -2555,9 +2584,9 @@ be quoted. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . The groffer program is a shell script that is run through -.BR /bin/sh , +.File_name /bin/sh , which can be internally linked to programs like -.BR bash (1). +.BR \%bash (1). The corresponding system environment is automatically effective. . The following variables have a special meaning for groffer. @@ -2590,6 +2619,7 @@ is interpreted as the locale, the language to be used, especially when retrieving man\~pages. . A locale name is typically of the form +.nh .IR language [\c .B _\c .IR territory [\c @@ -2597,20 +2627,21 @@ A locale name is typically of the form .IR codeset [\c .B @\c .IR modifier ]]], +.hy where -.I language +.I \%language is an ISO 639 language code, -.I territory +.I \%territory is an ISO 3166 country code, and -.I codeset +.I \%codeset is a character set or encoding identifier like ISO-8859-1 or UTF-8; see -.BR setlocale (3). +.BR \%setlocale (3). . The locale values\~\c .B C and -.B POSIX +.B \%POSIX stand for the default, i.e. the man\~page directories without a language prefix. . @@ -2623,7 +2654,7 @@ This variable can be used to set the pager for the tty output. . For example, to disable the use of a pager completely set this variable to the -.BR cat (1) +.BR \%cat (1) program .Shell_cmd PAGER=cat\~groffer\~ anything . @@ -2643,13 +2674,13 @@ If set to a non-empty value this chooses the POSIX mode. . This is done internally by some shells. . -.I groffer +.I \%groffer ignores the bad POSIX behavior for option processing, that means that option processing will be finished as soon as a non-option argument is found. . Instead the GNU behavior of freely mixing options and -.I filespec +.I \%filespec arguments is used in any case. . Usually, you do not want to set this environment variable externally. @@ -2661,7 +2692,7 @@ Usually, you do not want to set this environment variable externally. . The groffer program internally calls groff, so all environment variables documented in -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@) +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@) are internally used within groffer as well. . The following variables have a direct meaning for the groffer program. @@ -2669,7 +2700,8 @@ The following variables have a direct meaning for the groffer program. .TP .Env_var $GROFF_TMPDIR If the value of this variable is an existing, writable directory, -groffer uses it for storing its temporary files, just as groff does. +.I \%groffer +uses it for storing its temporary files, just as groff does. . . .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -2678,7 +2710,7 @@ groffer uses it for storing its temporary files, just as groff does. . Parts of the functionality of the man\~program were implemented in groffer; support for all environment variables documented in -.BR man (1) +.BR \%man (1) was added to groffer, but the meaning was slightly modified due to the different approach in groffer; but the user interface is the same. . @@ -2700,7 +2732,7 @@ see there for details. .TP .Env_var $MANOPT This variable contains options as a preset for -.BR man (1). +.BR \%man (1). As not all of these are relevant for groffer only the essential parts of its value are extracted. . @@ -2751,7 +2783,7 @@ determined automatically. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . The -.I groffer +.I \%groffer program can be preconfigured by two configuration files. . This configuration can be overridden at each program start by command @@ -2783,26 +2815,32 @@ The lines with the beginning minus are appended to the existing value of $GROFFER_OPT. . This easily allows to set general -.I groffer +.I \%groffer options that are used with any call of -.IR groffer . +.IR \%groffer . . . .P -After the transformation of the minus lines the emerging shell scripts -that are called by -.I groffer -using the `\c -.CB .\~\c +After the transformation of the minus lines, the emerging +configuration shell scripts are called using the `\c +.nh +.CB \.\~\c .IR filename ' -syntax. +.hy +shell syntax within +.IR \%groffer . . . .P -The only option that needs a minus line in the configuration files is +In the configuration files, there is only one option that really needs +a line starting with a minus character because it cannot be restored +by any shell tricks. +. +This is .Opt_long shell . -The reason is that its argument must be called at a very early stage -before the whole syntax of the configuration can be transformed. +The reason is that its argument must be retrieved at a very early +stage of +.IR \%groffer . . . .P @@ -2814,11 +2852,12 @@ Preset command line options by writing them into lines starting with a minus sign. . .Topic -Preset environment variables recognized by groffer. +Preset environment variables recognized by +.IR \%groffer . . .Topic Write a function for calling a viewer program for a special -.I mode +.I \%mode and feed this name into its corresponding .Opt_long \f[I]mode\f[]\-viewer option. @@ -2831,7 +2870,8 @@ in order to be recognized by groffer. . .P As an example, consider the following configuration file in -~/.groff/groffer.conf, say. +.File_name ~/.groff/groffer.conf , +say. . .P .ft CR @@ -2857,32 +2897,30 @@ date >>~/mygroffer.log . .P This configuration sets four -.I groffer -options and runs two shell commands. +.I \%groffer +options (the lines starting with `-') and runs two shell commands (the +rest of the script). . This has the following effects: . . .Topic -Lines starting with a -.B # -character -are -. -. -.Topic Use .B /bin/bash as the shell to run the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer script. . . .Topic -Take a resolution of -.B 100 dpi -and a text color of -.B DarkBlue +Use a resolution of +.B 100\~dpi +in all viewers that support this. +. +. +.Topic +Use a text color of +.B \%DarkBlue in all viewers that support this. . . @@ -2891,28 +2929,29 @@ Force .BR \%gxditview (@MAN1EXT@) as the X-mode viewer using the geometry option for setting the width to -.B 850 dpi +.B 850\~dpi and the height to -.B 800 +.B 800\~\c .BR dpi . . . .Topic -The variable +If the environment variable .Env_var $DISPLAY -is set to -.IR localhost:0.0 -which allows to start -.I groffer -in the standard X display, even when the program is called from a text +is empty set it to +.IR localhost:0.0 . +. +That allows to start +.I \%groffer +in the standard X\~display, even when the program is called from a text console. . . .Topic Just for fun, the date of each -.I groffer +.I \%groffer start is written to the file -.B mygroffer.log +.File_name mygroffer.log in the home directory. . . @@ -2920,7 +2959,9 @@ in the home directory. .SH "EXAMPLES" .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . -The usage of groffer is very easy. +The usage of +.I \%groffer +is very easy. . Usually, it is just called with a file name or man\~page. . @@ -2931,33 +2972,33 @@ capabilities. .TP .Shell_cmd "groffer\~/usr/local/share/doc/groff/meintro.ms.gz" Decompress, format and display the compressed file -.I meintro.ms.gz +.File_name meintro.ms.gz in the directory -.IR /usr/local/share/doc/groff , +.File_name /usr/local/share/doc/groff , using .I \%gxditview as graphical viewer when in X Window, or the -.BR less (1) +.BR \%less (1) pager program when not in X. . . .TP .Shell_cmd "groffer\~groff" If the file -.I ./groff +.I \%./groff exists use it as input. . Otherwise interpret the argument as a search for the man\~page named -.I groff -in the smallest possible man\~section, being secion 1 in this case. +.I \%groff +in the smallest possible man\~section, being section 1 in this case. . . .TP .Shell_cmd "groffer\~man:groff" search for the man\~page of -.I groff +.I \%groff even when the file -.I ./groff +.File_name ./groff exists. . . @@ -2966,7 +3007,7 @@ exists. .TP+ .Shell_cmd "groffer\~7\~groff" search the man\~page of -.I groff +.I \%groff in man\~section .BR 7 . This section search works only for a digit or a single character from @@ -2976,11 +3017,11 @@ a small set. .TP .Shell_cmd "groffer\~fb.modes" If the file -.I ./fb.modes +.File_name ./fb.modes does not exist interpret this as a search for the man\~page of .IR fb.modes . As the extension -.I modes +.I \%modes is not a single character in classical section style the argument is not split to a search for .IR fb . @@ -2991,16 +3032,18 @@ not split to a search for . The arguments that are not existing files are looked-up as the following man\~pages: -.I groff +.I \%groff (automatic search, should be found in man\~section\~1), -.I troff +.I \%troff (in section\~1), and -.I roff +.I \%roff (in the section with the lowest number, being\~7 in this case). . The quotes around +.nh .I \[cq]troff(1)\[cq] +.hy are necessary because the paranthesis are special shell characters; escaping them with a backslash character .I \[rs]( @@ -3019,15 +3062,18 @@ Retrieve the German man\~page (language for the .B ls program, decompress it, format it to -.I html +.I \%html format +.nh .RI ( www -mode) and view the result in the web browser -.I galeon . +mode) +.hy +and view the result in the web browser +.IR \%galeon . The option .Opt_long man guarantees that the man\~page is retrieved, even when a local file -.I ls +.I \%ls exists in the actual directory. . . @@ -3035,7 +3081,7 @@ exists in the actual directory. .Shell_cmd "groffer\~--source\~'man:roff(7)'" . Get the man\~page called -.I roff +.I \%roff in man\~section 7, decompress it, and print its unformatted content, its source code. . @@ -3044,11 +3090,11 @@ its source code. .Shell_cmd "cat\~file.gz\~|\~groffer\~-Z\~-mfoo" . Decompress the standard input, send this to -.I groff +.I \%groff intermediate mode without post-processing (groff option .Opt_short Z ), using macro package by -.I foo +.I \%foo (groff option .Opt_short m ) . . @@ -3067,7 +3113,7 @@ bold font, using color yellow on red background. .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . The -.B groffer +.B \%groffer shell script is compatible with both GNU and POSIX. . POSIX compatibility refers to @@ -3091,25 +3137,33 @@ provide much more facilities. Nevertheless this script uses only a restricted set of shell language elements and shell builtins. . -The groffer script should work on most actual free and commercial -operating systems. +The +.I \%groffer +script should work on most actual free and commercial operating +systems. . . .P -The groffer program provides its own parser for command line options; -it can handle option arguments and file names containing white space -and a large set of special characters. +The +.I \%groffer +program provides its own parser for command line options; it can +handle option arguments and file names containing white space and a +large set of special characters. . . .P -The groffer shell script was tested with the following common -implementations of the GNU shells: -POSIX -.BR sh (1), -.BR bash (1), +The +.I \%groffer +shell script was tested with the following common implementations of +the GNU shells: +.I \%POSIX +.BR \%sh (1), +.BR \%bash (1), and others. . -Free POSIX compatible shells and shell utilities for most operating +Free +.I \%POSIX +compatible shells and shell utilities for most operating systems are available at the .URL http://\:www.gnu.org/software/ "GNU software archive" . . @@ -3120,18 +3174,22 @@ The shell can be chosen by the option This option can also be given to the environment variable .Env_var $GROFF_OPT . If you want to write it to one of the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer configuration files you must use the single option style, a line starting with .Opt_long shell . . . .P -The groffer program provides its own parser for command line arguments -that is compatible to both POSIX -.BR getopts (1) -and GNU -.BR getopt (1) +The +.I \%groffer +program provides its own parser for command line arguments that is +compatible to both +.I \%POSIX +.BR \%getopts (1) +and +.I \%GNU +.BR \%getopt (1) except for shortcuts of long options. . The following standard types of options are supported. @@ -3140,7 +3198,7 @@ The following standard types of options are supported. .Topic A single minus always refers to single character option or a combination thereof, for example, the -.I groffer +.I \%groffer short option combination .Opt_short Qmfoo is equivalent to @@ -3199,116 +3257,130 @@ want to set .\" -------------------------------------------------------------------- . .TP -.BR groff (@MAN1EXT@) +.BR \%groff (@MAN1EXT@) .TP+ -.BR troff (@MAN1EXT@) +.BR \%troff (@MAN1EXT@) Details on the options and environment variables available in -.IR groff ; +.IR \%groff ; all of them can be used with groffer. . . .TP -.BR groff (@MAN7EXT@) +.BR \%groff (@MAN7EXT@) Documentation of the -.I groff +.I \%groff language. . . .TP -.BR grog (@MAN1EXT@) -Internally, groffer tries to guess the groff command line options from -the input using this program. +.BR \%grog (@MAN1EXT@) +Internally, +.I \%groffer +tries to guess the +.I \%groff +command line options from the input using this program. . . .TP .BR groff_out (@MAN5EXT@) -Documentation on the groff intermediate output (ditroff output). +Documentation on the +.I \%groff intermediate output +.nh +.RI ( ditroff +output). +.hy . . .TP -.BR man (1) +.BR \%man (1) The standard program to diplay man\~pages. . The information there is only useful if it is the man\~page for .IR "GNU\~man" . Then it documents the options and environment variables that are -supported by groffer. +supported by +.IR \%groffer . . . .TP -.BR gxditview (@MAN1EXT@) +.BR \%gxditview (@MAN1EXT@) .TP+ -.BR xditview (1x) -Viewers for groffer's +.BR \%xditview (1x) +Viewers for +.IR \%groffer 's .I x mode. . . .TP -.BR kghostview (1) +.BR \%kghostview (1) .TP+ -.BR ggv (1) +.BR \%ggv (1) .TP+ -.BR gv (1) +.BR \%gv (1) .TP+ -.BR ghostview (1) +.BR \%ghostview (1) .TP+ -.BR gs (1) -Viewers for groffer's +.BR \%gs (1) +Viewers for +.IR \%groffer 's .I ps mode. . . .TP -.BR kghostview (1) +.BR \%kghostview (1) .TP+ -.BR ggv (1) +.BR \%ggv (1) .TP+ -.BR xpdf (1) +.BR \%xpdf (1) .TP+ -.BR acroread (1) +.BR \%acroread (1) .TP+ -.BR kpdf (1) -Viewers for groffer's -.I pdf +.BR \%kpdf (1) +Viewers for +.IR \%groffer 's +.I \%pdf mode. . . .TP -.BR kdvi (1) +.BR \%kdvi (1) .TP+ -.BR xdvi (1) +.BR \%xdvi (1) .TP+ -.BR dvilx (1) -Viewers for groffer's -.I dvi +.BR \%dvilx (1) +Viewers for +.IR \%groffer 's +.I \%dvi mode. . . .TP -.BR konqueror (1) +.BR \%konqueror (1) .TP+ -.BR mozilla (1) +.BR \%mozilla (1) .TP+ -.BR lynx (1) -Web-browsers for groffer's -.I html +.BR \%lynx (1) +Web-browsers for +.IR \%groffer 's +.I \%html or -.I www +.I \%www mode. . . .TP -.BR less (1) +.BR \%less (1) Standard pager program for the -.I tty +.I \%tty .IR mode . . . .TP -.BR gzip (1) +.BR \%gzip (1) .TP+ -.BR bzip2 (1) +.BR \%bzip2 (1) The decompression programs supported by groffer. . . |