On 2007-06-02, at 13:37, Colin Watson wrote:
If you're using Debian or a derivative, then yes, but you'll still
notice the problem with upstream groff and the fix is still valid and
correct:
groff (1.18.1.1-7) unstable; urgency=low
* Too many fonts are missing the Unicode HYPHEN character, so I
give up.
Render "-" as HYPHEN-MINUS (ASCII 0x2D) by default. (Of course,
manual
pages using "-" when they should be using "\-" should still be
fixed.)
-- Colin Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Fri, 18 Mar 2005 17:57:51
+0000
i see. is there an easy way for me on Ubuntu 7.04 (GNU groff version
1.18.1) to override this new default, so i can test the patch? it's
pretty large, and it would be nice if i could grep for hyphens in the
output (which i think should be pretty rare) and just check that
they're intended ones.
ah, i see from the "apt-get source" diffs: i need to edit /etc/groff/
man.local to get the "normal" behavior.
okay, fix committed upstream.
--elliott
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