nroff/troff question...

[Chet Ramey]

In article <14147 at smoke.BRL.MIL> gwyn at smoke.BRL.MIL (Doug Gwyn) writes:

>However, assuming one of the standard ones is involved, you might
>be able to tell by seeing what macros it appears to be using.  The
>following "doctype" script demonstrates this, as well as finding
>other useful information of the same general nature.

This is a nice script.  Here's a version that works with groff and
recognizes -me.  I took out some of the stuff in Doug's version that
we don't have and groff doesn't provide.

Chet

#!/bin/bash
#	gdoctype -- synthesize proper command line for groff
#	adapted from Kernighan & Pike
#
#	Chet Ramey	chet at ins.CWRU.Edu
#	Originally from:	D A Gwyn
#
# 	changed to work with groff			10/16/90
#	support for recognizing -me and gremlin		10/17/90
#
# Caveats:
#	o we test for gremlin, but since I don't have it, this doesn't
#	  do anything
#	o this always runs groff -v
#
PATH=/usr/ucb:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin/gnu:/usr/local/bin
MACDIR=/usr/lib/tmac

eopt=
macs=
opts=
topt=
for i
do
	case "$i" in
	-e)	eopt="$i";		shift;;
	-m*)	macs="$macs $i";	shift;;
	-T*)	topt="$i";		shift;;
	--)				shift;	break;;
	-)					break;;
	-*)	opts="$opts $i";	shift;;
	*)					break;;
	esac
done

if [ $# -gt 0 ]
then	s="cat $* | "
else	s=
fi

t=`cat $* |
egrep '^\.(EQ|TS|\[|P|LP|G1|IS|SH|pp|GS)' |
sort -u |
awk '
/^\.SH *(NAME|SYNOPSIS|DESCRIPTION)/ { man++ }
/^\.P$/ { mm++ }
/^\.[LP]P/ { ms++ }
/^\.pp/ { me++ }
/^\.EQ/ { eqn++ }
/^\.TS/ { tbl++ }
/^\.P[FS]/ { pic++ }
/^\.G1/ { grap++ }
/^\.IS/ { ideal++ }
/^\.\[/ { refer++ }
/^\.GS/ { gremlin++ }
END {
	if (refer > 0)	printf "refer | "
	if (grap > 0)	printf "grap | "
	if (ideal > 0)	printf "ideal | "

	printf "groff -v "

	if (pic > 0)	printf "-p "
	if (tbl > 0)	printf "-t "
	if (eqn > 0)	printf "-e "

	if (man > 0)	printf " -man"
	if (mm > 0 && man == 0)	printf " -mm"
	if (ms > 0 && mm == 0 && man == 0)	printf " -ms"
	if (me > 0 && ms == 0 && mm == 0 && man == 0)	printf " -me"
	printf "\n"
} '`

#
# Add any -Tdev options
#
if [ -n "$topt" ] ; then
	t="$t $topt"
fi

#
# Add any miscellaneous options for groff
#

if [ -n "$opts" ] ; then
	t="$t $opts"
fi

#
# Add any additional macro packages
#

if [ -n "$macs" ] ; then
	t="$t $macs"
fi

#
# Add use of standard input
#
t="$t -"

if [ -n "$eopt" ] ; then
	eval "$s$t"
else
	echo $s$t
fi

exit 0
-- 
Chet Ramey			``As I recall, Doug was keen on boxing.  But
Network Services Group		  when he learned to walk, he took up puttin'
Case Western Reserve University	  the boot in the groin.''
chet at ins.CWRU.Edu