This fixes arglist printing in Lispworks 4.1, and otherwise it should be harmless. I also added a comment in ChaneLog. Is this correct?
Bjørn Nordbø bn@telenor.net writes:
This fixes arglist printing in Lispworks 4.1, and otherwise it should be harmless. I also added a comment in ChaneLog. Is this correct?
Perfectly so. Patch applied, thankee.
I do need to update my credits-generating script to escape norwegian characters somehow. Do you happen to know how to write an 'ø' in texinfo?
Luke Gorrie wrote:
I do need to update my credits-generating script to escape norwegian characters somehow. Do you happen to know how to write an 'ø' in texinfo?
You can't, but o's will do fine.
Bjørn Nordbø bn@telenor.net writes:
Luke Gorrie wrote:
I do need to update my credits-generating script to escape norwegian characters somehow. Do you happen to know how to write an 'ø' in texinfo?
You can't
We'll see about that! Can always conditionally drop down to assembly language (TeX) ;-)
-Luke
Luke Gorrie wrote:
Bjørn Nordbø bn@telenor.net writes:
Luke Gorrie wrote:
I do need to update my credits-generating script to escape norwegian characters somehow. Do you happen to know how to write an 'ø' in texinfo?
You can't
We'll see about that! Can always conditionally drop down to assembly language (TeX) ;-)
Well, good luck then. :-)
Maybe you will find this thread helpful:
http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-texinfo/2003-12/msg00088.html
I didn't quite get what the problem was, but it seemed awfully difficult to get postscript output with ISO-8859-1.
Bjørn Nordbø bn@telenor.net writes:
I didn't quite get what the problem was, but it seemed awfully difficult to get postscript output with ISO-8859-1.
No worries if you use TeX commands instead of character sets:
@tex \o @end tex
I've fixed it for the postscript version, but not yet for the info version (where it's currently "o followed by space").
If any texinfo gurus are lurking they may know how to fix my macro:
@c O with a slash through it (norwegian) @macro norsko @iftex @tex \o @end tex @end iftex @ifnottex o @end ifnottex @end macro
P.S., for some reason I had to 'rm slime.aux' to make tex happy.
-Luke
Luke Gorrie writes:
If any texinfo gurus are lurking they may know how to fix my macro:
Try this instead:
@c O with a slash through it (norwegian) @macro norsko @iftex @tex \o @end tex @end iftex @ifnottex o@c no space after the o, thanks! @end ifnottex @end macro
"Thomas F. Burdick" tfb@OCF.Berkeley.EDU writes:
Try this instead:
[...]
o@c no space after the o, thanks!
The very thing. Thanks!