Hi Gustavo, At 2023-11-08T07:29:49+0000, Gustavo Calvo wrote: > Hi! Is there a way to use character U+2112 in my document? So far I > have tried `\[u2112]`, which does seem to work for characters like > `\[u0394]` that are listed in the groff_char manual.
Sure. There are a couple of approaches.
One is to use groff's special character escape sequences as you showed
above.
Like this:
$ cat ATTIC/2112a.groff
They've taken care of everything!
.rj
\[em] \[u2112]\[u2112]\[u2118]
.pl \n[nl]u
$ nroff ATTIC/2112a.groff
Another approach is to put UTF-8 in your source document, and then use
the '-k' option to nroff or groff to run preconv(1).
$ cat ATTIC/2112b.groff
They've taken care of everything!
.rj
— ℒℒ℘
.pl \n[nl]u
$ nroff -k ATTIC/2112b.groff
In either case you get the same output.
--snip---
They’ve taken care of everything!
— ℒℒ℘
--end snip---
Does this work for you? Is there anything else we can help with?
Regards,
Branden
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