> The mandoc(1) utility does not currently implement .char or .fschar.
... it affects a simple `.ds' also, as shown with an example...
> But i agree that, if somebody attempts to map an undefined character
> escape sequence to something else, printing an error message and
> ignoring the mapping attempt altogether makes more sense than
> printing the error message and executing the definition right away,
> once.
Certainly. The question is how seriously we have to take the problem,
given that we have never received a report related to this issue.
Normally, a user will notice the problem quite easily since the very
first error message directly says what the problem is (namely an
invalid name or font). However, in conditional, automated runs it's
not that easy, as the posted log demonstrates.
Werner
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