Hello Alls, I've found another bug in Heirloom troff (with ^G being the control character, "Ctrl+V + Ctrl+G" in vim):
.do xflag 3 .if "A"A" .tm A is like A .if ^GB^GB^GB .tm B is like B .char " "\| .if "A"A" .tm A is like A .if ^GB^GB^GB .tm B is like B Output "A is like A" and "B is like B" only once. I've recently seen the usage of the ^G character as field separator. That is a good idea, since it should avoid most possible conflicts with user input. But does anyone know what does this character means, and why does it seems to be prefered to other control characters ? Cheers, Pierre-Jean.
