Just encode your document as UTF-8 and set the encoding for groff.
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Groff/Troff General
Tyler Wright
Juan Cruz
It is set as my default encoding in vim, exporting seems fine.
Which command will exactly do this?
Justin Ortiz
troff only supports ascii text by default.
The preconv preprocessor can be used to convert any unicode characters into a format which troff can understand. Alternatively you can pass the -k option to troff which will automatically pass any input through preconv.
Justin Perez
All variants are printing this:
[code]warning: can't find special character `u044B'
warning: can't find special character `u0432'
warning: can't find special character `u0444'[code]
Kayden Cruz
Haha, yeah I watched Luke's video on groff too.
Gavin Martin
I have been using groff for the last few weeks for all my school papers and i'm really starting to like it.
John Miller
luke smith pls go and stay go
Christian Jones
I had a quick search and it seems to a problem with the ps/pdf output.
This stackoverflow post may help.
unix.stackexchange.com
Luis Nelson
Fuck off luke lol
Now that that's out of the way i do like groff because it isn't as bloated as LaTeX. I am too lazy to learn any new markup language so i just use md2roff to convert my md files to man files which i then convert to pdfs.
Zachary Carter
You could use it to make websites, like make an HTML version of the documents you have already created.