Hello, another groff question. Consider the following,
.Bl -column asdfasdf asdfasdf asdfasdf .It a ) ] ;<TAB>b ) ] ;<TAB>c ) ; .El where <TAB> is a tab. Why does this produce the following: a]) ; b]) ; c]); ^^^ ^^^ In words, each column's last closing-punctuation is buffered by a space, while prior ones aren't. This happens with any sequence ") ) ]" etc. Shouldn't this really do a ] ) ; b ] ) ; c]); since <TAB>-separated lines are supposed to behave like columnar real lines and only the closing terms are adjusted? Is this a bug or intentional behaviour? Note that "new" groff and "old" groff both exhibit the same behviour. Thank you, Kristaps
