Follow-up Comment #5, bug #68855 (group groff): At 2026-10-30T08:16:50-0400, G. Branden Robinson wrote: >> We don't have a request or an alternative escape sequence for >> configuring the stroke thickness. > > Not precisely true. One can cheat via embedding raw grout via `\!`, > `.output`. This amounts to the same thing, though, since there's also > only one (conventional) grout command for configuring the line > thickness, and it, shockingly, is spelled "D t" (or "Dt" if one has > antipathy for whitespace).
Other ways to get a "D t" grout command into _troff_'s output include:
* using the `cf` (unsafe mode) or `trf` requests to inject it; and
* having a command in a `pi` (unsafe mode) pipeline produce it.
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