On Sat, Jun 14, 2008 at 07:04:53PM +0200, Werner LEMBERG wrote: > If you don't agree with these mappings, you could use the .tr request > to change that, for example > > .tr `' > > so that `foo' in input becomes 'foo' in output. Alternatively, you > might use the .char request like this: > > .char ` \N'96'
Yeah, I think that's what's needed. Debian does tr \[oq] ' (only) and I'm not sure if that's also be needed. For latin1, it might be nicer to keep ` as it is, and instead map ' and \[cq] to an acute accent. I'm not sure where this should go -- Debian uses mandoc.local, but I don't see why this should be man-specific. Cheers, -- Stuart Brady
