Package: man2html
Version: 1.6c-3
Severity: important
$ zcat `man -w perlvar`|man2html
Gives
<DT>$LIST_SEPARATOR<DD>
<A NAME="ixABE"></A>
<DT>$<DD>
Whereas
$ man perlvar
Gives
$LIST_SEPARATOR
$" This is like $, except that it applies to array and slice
values interpolated into a double-quoted string (or simi-
I.e.,<DT>$"<DD> has become <DT>$<DD>.
At least in DT, and who knows where else.
There I was memorizing man pages on my PDA with who knows how many
missing vital characters. LC_ALL=C doesn't help.
And if I were to now apply what I memorized, who knows what havoc I
could wreak on the system.
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