Linux command
mmroff 命令
文本
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常用示例
Process an mm document
mmroff [document.mm]
Render to PostScript
mmroff -Tps [document.mm] > [document.ps]
Render to PDF
mmroff -Tpdf [document.mm] > [document.pdf]
Render to HTML for preview
mmroff -Thtml [document.mm] > [document.html]
Build only the cross-reference file
mmroff -x [document.mm]
说明
mmroff is a tiny shell wrapper around groff that handles mm cross references and indexes. It calls groff -mm twice: first with -z -rRef=1 to populate the cross-reference and index files, then again normally to typeset the document. The wrapper also expands PSPIC image inclusions. For mm documents that do not use cross references, indexes, or embedded PostScript pictures, calling groff -mm directly is equivalent and slightly faster.
参数
- -x
- Build or update the cross-reference / index file and exit without producing output.
- --help
- Show usage and exit.
- --version
- Show version and exit.
FAQ
What is the mmroff command used for?
mmroff is a tiny shell wrapper around groff that handles mm cross references and indexes. It calls groff -mm twice: first with -z -rRef=1 to populate the cross-reference and index files, then again normally to typeset the document. The wrapper also expands PSPIC image inclusions. For mm documents that do not use cross references, indexes, or embedded PostScript pictures, calling groff -mm directly is equivalent and slightly faster.
How do I run a basic mmroff example?
Run `mmroff [document.mm]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -x do in mmroff?
Build or update the cross-reference / index file and exit without producing output.