Hi Ingo,
Ingo Schwarze writes:
In ports land, many manual pages contain occasional non-ASCII
characters - even though i don't consider that a particularly smart
idea, but let's face it, those characters *are* out there.
I agree that this is appropriate for mandoc to try to handle for a
Hi,
you probably know that mandoc(1) has been providing a -Tutf8 *output*
mode for more than three years now. To *input* non-ASCII characters,
however, encoding them as \[u] roff(7) esacape sequences, also
documented in mandoc_char(7), is required.
In ports land, many manual pages contain
