Hi Ingo, At 2022-06-21T20:33:43+0200, Ingo Schwarze wrote: > >> +afmtodit: both Tcommaaccent and uni0162 map to u0054_0327 \ > >> at /usr/local/bin/afmtodit line 6555. > >> +afmtodit: both tcommaaccent and uni0163 map to u0074_0327 \ > >> at /usr/local/bin/afmtodit line 6555.
I've sort of addressed this, by making the diagnostic message explain the meaning and consequence of this condition (although it's still a bit esoteric), and also by documenting it as a known potential problem. https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/groff.git/commit/?id=5ee1e5893477273584aba3c4e25cea77c0f2d5d8 https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/groff.git/commit/?id=1f4817f375354f062d3b4fdfbc0c52e2676e267b I'd like feedback on the point in the second commit message. "I'm wondering about hacking afmtodit to just silently ignore duplicate mappings when the AGL target is 'uniXXXX', but I'm not sure yet." As I understand it, the whole point of having these mappings is to convert groff special character names to Adobe Glyph List names. But there's not really any reason to do this for "uniXXXX', is there? You'd just ask for \[uXXXX] in groff. An ever-increasing number of Unicode code points will have names in neither list. Regards, Branden
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