Re: Bugs in the groff-1.18.1 Info file

[Werner LEMBERG]

> foo \s-2NULL\*[S] bar
>   prints 'foo' in normal font, followed by 'NULLS] bar' in smaller
>   font.

It seems that you are in compatibility mode which disables long names
(\*[...], \[...], etc.).  Why?  If you run groff without option -C it
works as announced.

> \*R \*Tm \*lq foo \*rq \(lq bar \(rq
>   prints '® m q foo q " bar "' (the last ""'s are left and right), which
>   isn't what I expected either.  But that looks like a groff bug, not a
>   documentation bug.  Only \*S and \*Tm work as expected.

\*Tm doesn't work.  For two-letter string names, either use \*(Tm (the
classical variant) or \*[Tm].  Giving groff the `-ww' argument to
enable all warning messages yields

  warning: macro `T' not defined
  warning: macro `l' not defined
  warning: macro `r' not defined

Try this instead:

  \*R \*(Tm \*(lq foo \*(rq \(lq bar \(rq


    Werner