Hi Jeff, I don't know Windows at all...
> I’m getting strange behavior with devutf8 on Windows. > > >type quot.txt > .pl 1 > \(oqquote\(cq minus: \(mi /f/: /\(f/ > > With the code page set to 65001 (UTF-8), Using `chcp' or changing the registry? > from cmd, > > >groff -Tutf8 quot.txt > ‘quote’ minus: − /f/: /â„ > > The output looks as if it’s being interpreted as code page 1252. If > the output is redirected, things look fine, e.g., > > >groff -Tutf8 quot.txt | more.com > ‘quote’ minus: − /f/: /⁄ https://ss64.com/nt/chcp.html suggests CMD may have trouble compared to Powershell? > Any ideas as to what could be happening? What if you have a C program that writes to a `binary' stdout a UTF-8 byte sequence and run that at CMD? That removes groff. -- Cheers, Ralph.
