| 2009-07-13 04:47:03 |
jimav |
description |
Binary package hint: groff
Increasing the vertical spacing (e.g. for double-spaced text) using the -mm .S macro causes an internal error if there is too much text in a paragraph. For example, .S 12 24 should format text in 12-point font with 24 point vertical baseline separation. It works unless a paragraph is too big.
Attached is a demo file. To see the problem:
groff -mm -Tps (attached file) >/dev/null
fatal error: input stack limit exceeded (probable infinite loop) |
Binary package hint: groff
Increasing the vertical spacing (e.g. for double-spaced text) using the -mm .S macro causes an internal error if there is too much text in a paragraph. For example, .S 12 24 should format text in 12-point font with 24 point vertical baseline separation. It works unless a paragraph is too big.
Attached is a demo file. To see the problem:
groff -mm -Tps (attached file) >/dev/null
fatal error: input stack limit exceeded (probable infinite loop)
Using groff in Ubuntu 8.10
groff --version
GNU groff version 1.18.1 |
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