Am Sonntag 28 Juli 2013, 11:30:37 schrieb Ralph Corderoy: > Hi, > > > this works > > \[u u0301] \[a u030A] > > > > but this > > \[u u030A] (u with a circle above) > > > > does not. > > It is what I currently need. > > Does this help? > > $ nroff <<<'X,u\[u030A],Y' | grep . > X,ů,Y > $ > $ nroff <<<'X,u\[u030A],Y' | grep . <standard input>:1: warning: can't find special character `u030A' X,u,Y oe@heinz:~/development/cn>
> If not, a little example of what's working/failing, like I gave above,
> might make it more clear. Also, do you know of groff's -k option and
> the preconv(1) command? It may mean you don't have to type in these
> Unicode codepoints.
taking your example again:
$ nroff <<<'X,\[a u030A],Y' | grep .
X,å,Y
$ nroff <<<'X,\[u u030A],Y' | grep .
<standard input>:1: warning: can't find special character `u0075_030A'
X,,Y
If not absolutely necessary, I like to stay with my ISO 8859-1 (-15)
environment.
>
> Cheers, Ralph.
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mit freundlichen Grüßen
Heinz-Jürgen Oertel
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