Bug#344210: Bug#353488: man ascii2uni: mention ";"

[Jose Carlos Medeiros]

Hi, William

Thanks a lot :)

Regards,
Jose Carlos

2006/3/4, William J Poser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Yes, I think that uni2ascii now does what is requested in
> Bug#344210 as of version 3.1. This is handled by command-line
> options -c, -d, -e, and -f. The person who posted the bug hasn't
> responded as to whether this satisifies him.
>
> Bill
>

Bug#353488: man ascii2uni: mention ";"

[William J Poser]

I have fixed the man pages in version 3.4, which is now available
on my web site. I am unable to reproduce the segfault in version
3.0 or 3.3, which are the only ones I have immediately available.
I can't tell whether the bug is fixed in these versions or
whether it arises on systems other than the ones on which
I am able to test. The best thing would be if someone would
test the latest version on a system in which 2.7 produces the
segfault.

Bill


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Bug#353488: man ascii2uni: mention ";"

[Dan Jacobson]

Package: uni2ascii
Version: 2.7-1
Severity: minor

$ man ascii2uni uni2ascii|fgrep \&
   -D Convert decimal HTML numeric character entities (e.g. ȳ)
  é)
   -Q Convert  HTML character entities (e.g. é).  If an unknown
  ȳ)
  é)
You forgot to mention the ";" chars. The --help messages mention them
though.

By the way,

$ echo '7'|ascii2uni -D
7
1 tokens converted
0 tokens replaced
$ echo '7'|ascii2uni -D
Segmentation fault


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