Dear groffers,
can anybody explain why in Groff 1.23.0:
# echo -n 'й' | preconv -eutf-8
.lf 1 -
\[u0439]
But:
# echo -n 'й' | preconv -eutf-8 | groff -wall -Z -Tutf8
x T utf8
x res 240 24 40
x init
x F -
p1
x font 1 R
f1
s10
V40
H0
md
DFd
Cu0438_0306
H24
n40 0
x trailer
V2640
x stop
In other
Dear Oliver
The idea to write `\*[H2O]` to relay the (all/most/much) of the work to
manually call subscripts in molecular formulae to an algorithm reminds me a
bit to mhchem[1] available both as a package to LaTeX[2] as well as an
extension available for posts on chemistry.stackexchange.com[3] to
Hi Bento,
have a look at groff_mm and search for the section "Localization". There
you'll find more information.
Usually, if you specify the language on the command line as indicated in
man groff_mm, then you will not need any control over conditional
loading of macro files.
The manual explains
Hi Bento,
At 2024-11-09T16:34:21-0300, Bento Borges Schirmer wrote:
> Hey Oliver,
>
> Em sex., 8 de nov. de 2024 às 19:05, Oliver Corff via GNU roff
> typesetting system discussion escreveu:
> > Check, e.g. the macro files trans.tmac, de.tmac, sv.tmac, cs.tmac,
> > fr.tmac etc.in /usr/share/grof
Hey Oliver,
Em sex., 8 de nov. de 2024 às 19:05, Oliver Corff via GNU roff
typesetting system discussion escreveu:
> Check, e.g. the macro files trans.tmac, de.tmac, sv.tmac, cs.tmac,
> fr.tmac etc.in /usr/share/groff/1.23.0/tmac
>
> They demonstrate the mechanism how you can use string macros wi
