On 26/05/14 23:19, Bernd Warken wrote: > The usage of '\" for the first line could be done within a short time. > But `grog' uses both methods '\" and .\". > > It seems to be good to use logical stuff and leave space for > other stuff as well, as `grog' does now. > > Better don't ask were the man group got their ideas from. The brain > would be the better computer (try to send the words "one plus one equals" > upwards, or later on the word "laws").
Huh? So what? What grog does is irrelevant. The convention, to which our manpage sources need to conform, is established by man(1). This is beyond our control; if groff_char.7 doesn't comply, it should be fixed. -- Regards, Keith.
