At 2025-04-11T06:26:19-0500, G. Branden Robinson wrote:
> -printf "\('a" | "$groff" -C -k -Thtml | grep -qx 'á' \
> +printf '\('a | "$groff" -C -k -Thtml | grep -qx 'á' \
> || wail
Sorry, I botched that. My rebase wasn't where I thought it was when I
tested.
This should work better.
-print
At 2025-03-30T22:24:18+, Lennart Jablonka wrote:
> POSIX doesn’t explicitly specify (or explicitly un-specify) what
> happens when a backslash in the format string is followed by a
> character other than those listed by POSIX with special behavior.
> OpenBSD’s printf, at least, warns about it a
POSIX doesn’t explicitly specify (or explicitly un-specify) what happens
when a backslash in the format string is followed by a character other
than those listed by POSIX with special behavior. OpenBSD’s printf,
at least, warns about it and prints the literal character following
the backslash. Th
