Hello!
When using the manual pages that are shipped as archive, I noticed that some of
them look a bit ugly, mostly because of the lack of hyphenation. If that wasn't
intentional, could the proper commandy be added to the manual pages?
Also I've noticed that a signle quote is displayed (on my UTF-8 system) as "Z with
an inverted roof" (i.e. a 'Z' with a vertically mirrored circumflex on top). That
slooks somewhat strange.
Furthermose In oticed that there is no manual page for git-status in the archive.
Regards,
Ulrich
Ulrich Windl venit, vidit, dixit 24.04.2009 13:22:
Hello!
When using the manual pages that are shipped as archive, I noticed that some of
them look a bit ugly, mostly because of the lack of hyphenation. If that wasn't
intentional, could the proper commandy be added to the manual pages?
Do you mean line wrap by any chance ("Zeilenumbruch")? None of the
manual pages use hyphenation ("Silbentrennung").
Also I've noticed that a signle quote is displayed (on my UTF-8 system) as "Z with
an inverted roof" (i.e. a 'Z' with a vertically mirrored circumflex on top). That
slooks somewhat strange.
Which "archive" do you use? Where do you see the quote (if your system
displays a cech z)?
Furthermose In oticed that there is no manual page for git-status in the archive.
Which...
Michael
On 24 Apr 2009 at 13:36, Michael J Gruber wrote:
Ulrich Windl venit, vidit, dixit 24.04.2009 13:22:
quoted
Hello!
When using the manual pages that are shipped as archive, I noticed that some of
them look a bit ugly, mostly because of the lack of hyphenation. If that wasn't
intentional, could the proper commandy be added to the manual pages?
Do you mean line wrap by any chance ("Zeilenumbruch")? None of the
manual pages use hyphenation ("Silbentrennung").
Hi,
no, I meant what I write. Here "man bash" shows (the hypenation character is odd
somehow):
-----snip---
DESCRIPTION
Bash is an sh-compatible command language interpreter that executes
commands read from the standard input or from a file. Bash also incor-
porates useful features from the Korn and C shells (ksh and csh).
-------snip------
So "incor-porates" is hyphenated, right. Maybe it's a default if groff somewhere.
quoted
Also I've noticed that a signle quote is displayed (on my UTF-8 system) as "Z with
an inverted roof" (i.e. a 'Z' with a vertically mirrored circumflex on top). That
slooks somewhat strange.
Which "archive" do you use? Where do you see the quote (if your system
displays a cech z)?
I don't have access to it right now, but I got it for git-1.6 from kernel.org
about two weeks ago. I also cannot tell you where I saw that character, but it
occurred many times; otherwise I wouldn't care.
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Furthermose In oticed that there is no manual page for git-status in the archive.
Which...
The same as the one above ;-)
Regards,
Ulrich