> AT&T troff was engineered around the assumption that the > lowercase Greek letters typically used for mathematical and > scientific typesetting are slanted/italic rather than upright. > This assumption is baked into the semantics of special > character names *a, *b, *g, and so forth. > [...] > If you couldn't guess, I plan to change this in groff. It is not, and nothing needs to be changed. Which character (slanted or upright) groff uses simply depends on the mounting order of the fonts S and SS. Example: .fp 5 S .fp 6 SS \(*A\(*a --> upright lowercase alpha. .fp 5 SS .fp 6 S \(*A\(*a --> slanted lowercase alpha.
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- the 'SS' (slanted symbol... G. Branden Robinson
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- Re: [TUHS] Re: Original print of V7 manua... Mychaela Falconia
- Re: [TUHS] Re: Original print of V7 manual? /... John Gardner