MMT(1)                                                                  MMT(1)


NAME
     mmt - typeset documents

SYNOPSIS
     mmt [ option(s) ] [ file(s) ]

DESCRIPTION
     This command is similar to mm(1), except that it typesets its input via
     troff(1), as opposed to formatting it via nroff(1); mmt uses the mm macro
     package.  There are options to specify preprocessing by tbl(1) and/or
     pic(1) and/or eqn(1) and/or grap(1).  The proper pipelines and the
     required arguments and flags for troff(1) and for the macro packages are
     generated, depending on the options selected.

     Options specific to mmt are given below.  Any other arguments or flags
     (e.g., -rC3) that you give mmt are passed to troff(1).  You can put the
     options in any order, but they must appear before the file(s) arguments.
     If you give no arguments, these commands print a list of their options.

     -e        invokes eqn(1); also causes eqn to read the /usr/pub/eqnchar
               file (see eqnchar(5)).
     -t        invokes tbl(1).
     -p        Invokes pic(1).
     -g        invokes grap(1), which in turn calls pic(1).
     -Ttty_type
               creates output for troff device tty_type (see troff(1)).
     -Ddest    directs the output to troff device dest (see troff(1)).
     -z        Invokes no output filter to process or redirect the output of
               troff(1).

     mmt reads the standard input when you specify - instead of any files.

HINT
     Use the -olist option of troff(1) to specify ranges of pages to be
     output.  Note, however, that if you call mmt with one or more of the -e,
     -t, -p, -g, and - options, together with the -olist option of troff(1)
     you may cause a harmless ``broken pipe'' diagnostic if the last page of
     the document is not specified in list.

SEE ALSO
     eqn(1), grap(1), mm(1), mvt(1), pic(1), tbl(1), tc(1), troff(1),
     eqnchar(5), mm(5).


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