Hi, just for your information, nothing to do here for you...
I'm currently aware of 88 ports in the tree that still USE_GROFF. That is less than 1% of all the ports in the tree, and about 2.5% of those that Marc originally marked. Among these 88 remaining ports, i'm aware of about 60 different reasons why they need USE_GROFF; many have one reason, many two, some half a dozen. The top remaining reasons are: * 9 ports: line wrapping inside tbl(7) columns (probably hard) * 8 ports: .ec = change the escape character (probably feasible) * 7 ports: .eo = disable the escape mechanism (probably feasible) * 6 ports: .di = roff diversions (maybe hard, maybe feasible) * 5 ports: .fc = field and padding characters (probably feasible) * 5 ports: access internal \n[an-margin] register (maybe feasible) * 4 ports: .ce = center some lines (probably feasible) * 4 ports: .mc = margin character (probably feasible) * ... I'm not sure i'll continue this indefinitely: at some point, the diminishing returns may turn it into a wild goose chase. Anyway, we have already come to the point where no missing feature is left that is used by more than about 0.2% even among non-BSD manual pages. Yours, Ingo
