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Re: prg2lout raw mode
From: |
Jeff Kingston |
Subject: |
Re: prg2lout raw mode |
Date: |
Wed, 23 Jan 2013 06:49:03 +1100 |
User-agent: |
Mutt/1.4i |
David,
I haven't thought about the ins and outs of this stuff for years.
However, I was able to get
@SysInclude { doc }
@SysInclude { pod }
@Use { @Pod {} }
@Document
@InitialBreak { lines 1.2fx nohyphen }
//
@Text @Begin
@LP
@Include{ prg2lout.output }
@End @Text
to work for me. The problem is, when you use @Pod directly it
does two things: it passes the text through prg2lout, and it
opens the pod package to make the symbols inside it available.
You are doing the first of these things yourself, but then
no-one was doing the second.
The symbols made available by @Use { @Pod {} } are
@PV @PPG @PLG @PLI @PLRI @PLLW @PLL @PHA @PHB @PHC
@PFI @PFB @PFC @PFF @PFL @PFX @A "$>" @PL
Let's hope they don't conflict with any other symbols lying
about. I don't think they do. Another option that ought to
work is
{ @Pod {} } @Open {
@Include{ prg2lout.output }
}
although I didn't try it. It has the advantage of making
those symbols visible only where they are wanted.
There are options on the @Pod symbol for controlling fonts
and stuff, you can use them inside the @Use or @Open clauses
to fiddle with the format of what is being printed.
Jeff