Hi!
Consider the following:
https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/printf.html
The third example of which reads
-- >8 --
The command:printf "%5d%4d\n" 1 21 321 4321 54321 produces: 1 21 3214321 54321 0 -- >8 -- The raw HTML confirms this: -- >8 -- <pre> <tt> 1 21 3214321 54321 0 </tt> </pre> -- >8 -- with 3 spaces before the 1, instead of the correct 4. AFAICT, the PDFs are always correct on this spacing, from POSIX.2-1991/D11.2 to the current draft (.1-202x/D2), through .1-2001, .1-2008 and the 2013 edition, the latter three of which are in the archive. And, AFAICT, this affects all HTML versions; this leads me to believe this is some sort of rendering error, induced when compiling from the source format, whatever that may be. Non-normative though this section may be, this was still mildly confusing, and is a decisive error. I can't possibly suggest a solution, unfortunately, for reasons I assume obvious. Best, наб Please keep me in CC.
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