Werner,
> For me it works [...]
Sorry, I checked it again and it had the expected
effect. Must have been doing something wrong.
> ??? I have this line in font/devlatin1/R:
>
> `A 24 0 0300
I already got it and wrote about it, but the post
probably made it to the list too late.
> These warning messages are harmless. Reason is
> that grohtml processes the input twice: One time
> with -Thtml for text and a second time with -Tps
> for everything which grohtml can't handle. This
> second run causes the warning messages.
Thanks for the explanation. I have read about the
double-pass method on the grohtml page but failed to
attribute the warnigs to the -Tps pass.
> Admittedly, this is badly documented if at all. I
> would be glad if you could provide patches to
> improve that.
The two-pass method is described in the info file,
but not in the man page, so I will add it to the man
page and modify both man and info by:
a. adding a note about such warnings,
b. stating that grohtml has built-in glyphs for
all non-composite unicode characters named
uXXXX[X[X]].
> > 3. I saw the line "unicode" in the
> > ...\font\devhtml\desc file, but the
> > description of the DESC format does not
> > mention the possibility of such a line.
> > What does it do?
>
> It is documented both in groff_font(5) and the
> groff info manual:
Ah, I was looking in the on-line manual:
http://www.gnu.org/software/groff/manual/html_node/DESC-File-Format.html#
index-g_t_0040file_007bDESC_007d-file_002c-format-2958
thinking it was up-to-date. Now I will prefer the
off-line documentation shipped with the distribu-
tion.
Thanks you very much for the reply,
Anton
