On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 15:13:13 +0100, Colin Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
claimed:
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See groff_char(7). Technically it's Latin-1, but this is planned to
change to UTF-8 for groff 2.0 (no schedule yet); groff_char(7) advises
sticking to ASCII, and I agree. You can get everything in Latin-1
using
Hi,
what are man pages, or more generally, groff documents, supposed to be
encoded in? I didn't find any reference to that in groff(7). Is it
ASCII?
The problem arises because I have to transform a Docbook XML document
into a manpage; there, all spaces (ASCII 0x20) inside a literallayout
are
Am 24.07.03 um 15:55:43 schrieb Aaron Isotton:
what are man pages, or more generally, groff documents, supposed to be
encoded in? I didn't find any reference to that in groff(7). Is it
ASCII?
Preferably ASCII, yes. I seem to remember having once read that the
input actually is in Latin-1.
On Thu, Jul 24, 2003 at 03:55:43PM +0200, Aaron Isotton wrote:
what are man pages, or more generally, groff documents, supposed to be
encoded in? I didn't find any reference to that in groff(7). Is it
ASCII?
See groff_char(7). Technically it's Latin-1, but this is planned to
change to UTF-8
On Thu, Jul 24, 2003 at 04:24:51PM +0200, Michael Piefel wrote:
Am 24.07.03 um 15:55:43 schrieb Aaron Isotton:
what are man pages, or more generally, groff documents, supposed to be
encoded in? I didn't find any reference to that in groff(7). Is it
ASCII?
Preferably ASCII, yes. I seem
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