Fumitoshi UKAI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [..snipped..] > However, in case of groff, it looks like as follows, and we see broken > chars... > > 0000000 \n \n \n L S ( 1 L ) > 0000020 > * > 0000060 L S > 0000100 ( 1 L ) \n \n \n 314 \b 314 276 \b 276 301 \b 301 > 0000120 260 \b 260 \n > (snip) > > Bold characters are represented as > [1st byte of char] \b [1st byte of char] [2nd byte of char] \b [2nd byte of > char] > and it's bad way for EUC-JP.
I don't see why it's so bad. I have no problem to read Korean man pages like the above one, in hanterm. Hmm.. It seems that hanterm does some workaround for this. -- Changwoo RYU
