X-debbusg-Cc: billpo...@alum.mit.edu
Package: uni2ascii
Version: 4.14-3
Severity: minor
File: /usr/share/man/man1/uni2ascii.1.gz
-S <Unicode:ASCII>
Define a custom substitution. The argument should consist
of the Unicode codepoint to be
replaced followed by the ASCII code of the character to be used
as replacement, separated by a
colon. If no ASCII code follows the colon, the specified
Unicode character will be deleted.
The code values may be in hexadecimal, octal, or decimal
following the usual conventions (to
be precise,those of strtoul(3)). This option may be
repeated as many times as desired to
define multiple substitutions.
Well, you should add some examples, because the strtoul(3) man page has
none, and uni2ascii -S 0x2033:x or -S U+2033:x etc. etc. all just give
uni2ascii: x is ill-formed.
Oh, I get it: -S 0x2033:0x44
OK, please add examples else the common man won't get it.
Also note there that -S can be combined with other options like -B.
Furthermore, the wording makes one think one can somehow do
-S 0x2033:0x27 -S 0x2033:0x27 to get two apostrophes for DOUBLE PRIME.
However, you give no way to the user of defining multi-character sequences!
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