Update of bug#63074 (group groff):
Category: Core => General
Summary: [troff] support construction of arbitrary byte
sequences in device control commands => develop convention for encoding
Unicode character sequences for passage to output drivers
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Follow-up Comment #30:
Deri's right that his `stringhex` solution, and the underlying problem it
solves, aren't fundamentally about how the formatter talks to the device
driver (though that is ultimately a necessary step), but how macro packages
can sensibly pass Unicode character sequences internally and among each other
without trying, and failing, to pun between *roff string contents and *roff
identifiers, a bit of code jockeying that worked fine back in the days when
everything was ASCII (or at least ISO 8859).
Re-categorizing to "general" and updating Summary.
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