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[Groff] Should Greek letters be slanted?
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Robert D. Goulding |
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[Groff] Should Greek letters be slanted? |
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Sun, 12 May 2002 21:13:14 -0400 (EDT) |
I thought that Greek letters should come out slanted in groff ps output -
and it seems that they *should* be slanted. devps/DESC lists SS before S;
and SS contains definitions of *only* lowercase greek characters. So,
when groff hits a character like \(*a, having been unable to find it in
the standard text fonts, it should next look at SS and find it there -
right?
But,
.PP
\(*a\(*b\(*g\(*d
gives upright characters. (BTW, I tried removing the definitions of these
characters from S and it didn't help; and this happens for me with both
1.17.2 and 1.18). It occurred to me that it could be a ghostscript
problem - I recently upgraded to gnu gs 7.05. Can someone try this out
and see if they can replicate it - or tell me that I've got it all
completely wrong?
Robert.
(Sorry for the barrage of posts)
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