> well, I have in mind at least three (Unix, the BSDs and groff). My system uses mandoc. It's used as the default formatter for man pages in BSDs these days. Mandoc's linter complains about setting fonts (expanded from .NS macro): mandoc: xterm.man:221:2: WARNING: unknown font, skipping request: ft C The key thing here is that you're using "ft R" in the end, and the code in question is using "\fP" which was randomly setting the font to something else since "\fC" was getting ignored.
- [PATCH] Change \fC to \fB during muttrc.man generation Maxim Tarasov
- Re: [PATCH] Change \fC to \fB during muttrc.man gen... Kevin J. McCarthy
- Re: [PATCH] Change \fC to \fB during muttrc.man... Thomas Dickey
- Re: [PATCH] Change \fC to \fB during muttrc... Maxim Tarasov
- Re: [PATCH] Change \fC to \fB during mu... Thomas Dickey
- Re: [PATCH] Change \fC to \fB duri... Maxim Tarasov