> And I can surround the target of this .char definition > with \m escapes and it still works fine. So something > else seems to be going on here. You are right -- it's not that simple. For example, the following also works: .char a \m[red]a\m[] .char b \m[blue]b\m[] .tr abba ab and prints a red "b" and a blue "a".
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