Am Mittwoch, den 10.12.2008, 00:34 +0100 schrieb Daniel Leidert:
> Unfortunately removing escape.apostrophe will not work. The character
> gets escaped, because the single quotation mark (apostrophe) has a
> special meaning. At the beginning of a line, it marks a macro. Simply
> removing the escape.apostrophe template will cause issues with GROFF
> ("'foo' not defined", missing lines, ...).
Oh. By removing the escape sign, you will also get a right single
quotation mark, not an apostrophe (see groff_char(7)). IMO, replacing it
with `\(aq' or `\[aq]' are the only alternatives.
Regards, Daniel
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