.\" Define fallbacks for glyphs unavailable to GNU troff(1).
.\"
.\" These are designed such that "troffrc" loads them early, after
.\" composite character mapping setup but before any device-specific
.\" fallbacks.  Macro files specific to an output device can therefore
.\" override the definitions below as necessary.
.
.do nr *groff_fallbacks_tmac_C \n[.cp]
.cp 0
.
.\" The early loading observation above also means that the conditional
.\" expressions 'n' and 't' are not reliable.  Define ersatz substitute.
.nr fallbacks*troff-mode 1
.if '\?\*[.T]\?'\?ascii\?'  .nr fallbacks*troff-mode 0
.if '\?\*[.T]\?'\?latin1\?' .nr fallbacks*troff-mode 0
.if '\?\*[.T]\?'\?utf8\?'   .nr fallbacks*troff-mode 0
.
.\" MODIFIER LETTER CIRCUMFLEX ACCENT -> CIRCUMFLEX ACCENT
.fchar \[u02C6] ^
.\" SMALL TILDE -> TILDE
.fchar \[u02DC] ~
.\" INCREMENT -> GREEK CAPITAL LETTER DELTA
.fchar \[u2206] \[u0394]
.
.
.\" NB: as per http://unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/NamesList.txt
.\"
.\" #!/usr/bin/perl
.\" ## Ivan Shmakov, 2012.
.\" ## This code is in the public-domain.
.\" my $u;
.\" while (<>) {
.\"   $u = oct ("0x" . $1)
.\"       if (/^([[:xdigit:]]{4})/);
.\"   next unless (defined ($u) && $u >= 0x2160 && $u <= 0x217F);
.\"   if (/^\s+#\s+([[:xdigit:][:blank:]]+)(\s.*)?$/) {
.\"     ## NB: may make sense to map to \[uXXXX]'s instead
.\"     printf (".fchar \\[u%04X] %s\n", $u,
.\"             pack ("U*", map { oct ("0x" . $_); } split (/ /, $1)));
.\"     $u = undef;
.\"   }
.\" }
.
.fchar \[u2160] I
.fchar \[u2161] II
.fchar \[u2162] III
.fchar \[u2163] IV
.fchar \[u2164] V
.fchar \[u2165] VI
.fchar \[u2166] VII
.fchar \[u2167] VIII
.fchar \[u2168] IX
.fchar \[u2169] X
.fchar \[u216A] XI
.fchar \[u216B] XII
.fchar \[u216C] L
.fchar \[u216D] C
.fchar \[u216E] D
.fchar \[u216F] M
.fchar \[u2170] i
.fchar \[u2171] ii
.fchar \[u2172] iii
.fchar \[u2173] iv
.fchar \[u2174] v
.fchar \[u2175] vi
.fchar \[u2176] vii
.fchar \[u2177] viii
.fchar \[u2178] ix
.fchar \[u2179] x
.fchar \[u217A] xi
.fchar \[u217B] xii
.fchar \[u217C] l
.fchar \[u217D] c
.fchar \[u217E] d
.fchar \[u217F] m
.
.\" Fonts often lack precomposed glyphs for accented Latin letters that
.\" were not defined in ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1).
.\"
.\" Some of these can be ugly; on typesetter devices, much depends on
.\" the design of the fonts used.
.\"
.\" groff defines no dot-above accent so we cannot construct some
.\" composite glyphs in this way.  Turkish is an especial challenge
.\" because dotting an I (or not) results in a different base glyph.
.\" In any case, dotless 'i' base glyphs are rare in old fonts.
.\"
.\" We use separate fallbacks for nroff-mode and troff-mode devices
.\" because we assume that the former can't constructively overstrike
.\" and the latter can.
.\"
.\" On troff-mode devices, it can make sense to use the `asciify`
.\" request to serialize special characters in device extension
.\" commands, and in that case we want to write the base glyph before
.\" any combining ones.
.\"
.\" On non-constructively overstriking devices, the last character
.\" written at the drawing position "wins"; we want that to be the base
.\" glyph.
.\"
.\" Latin-2 fallbacks
.ie n \{\
.  fchar \[A ab] \z\[ab]A
.  fchar \[A ho] \z\[ho]A
.  fchar \[C aa] \z\[aa]C
.  fchar \[C ah] \z\[ah]C
.  fchar \[D ah] \z\[ah]D
.  fchar \[u0110] \z-D\" capital letter d with stroke
.  fchar \[E ah] \z\[ah]E
.  fchar \[E ho] \z\[ho]E
.  fchar \[/L]   \z/L
.  fchar \[L aa] \z\[aa]L
.  fchar \[L ho] \z\[ho]L
.  fchar \[N aa] \z\[aa]N
.  fchar \[N ah] \z\[ah]N
.  fchar \[O a"] \z\[a"]O
.  fchar \[R aa] \z\[aa]R
.  fchar \[R ah] \z\[ah]R
.  fchar \[S aa] \z\[aa]S
.  fchar \[S ac] \z\[ac]S
.  fchar \[vS]   \z\[ah]S
.  fchar \[T ac] \z\[ac]T
.  fchar \[T ah] \z\[ah]T
.  fchar \[U ao] \z\[ao]U
.  fchar \[U a"] \z\[a"]U
.  fchar \[Z aa] \z\[aa]Z
.  fchar \[Z a.] \z\[a.]Z
.  fchar \[vZ]   \z\[ah]Z
.
.  fchar \[a ab] \z\[ab]a
.  fchar \[a ho] \z\[ho]a
.  fchar \[c aa] \z\[aa]c
.  fchar \[c ah] \z\[ah]c
.  fchar \[d ah] \z\[ah]d
.  fchar \[u0111] \z-d\" small letter d with stroke
.  fchar \[e ah] \z\[ah]e
.  fchar \[e ho] \z\[ho]e
.  fchar \[/l]   \z/l
.  fchar \[l aa] \z\[aa]l
.  fchar \[l ho] \z\[ho]l
.  fchar \[n aa] \z\[aa]n
.  fchar \[n ah] \z\[ah]n
.  fchar \[o a"] \z\[a"]o
.  fchar \[r aa] \z\[aa]r
.  fchar \[r ah] \z\[ah]r
.  fchar \[s aa] \z\[aa]s
.  fchar \[s ac] \z\[ac]s
.  fchar \[vs]   \z\[ah]s
.  fchar \[t ac] \z\[ac]t
.  fchar \[t ah] \z\[ah]t
.  fchar \[u ao] \z\[ao]u
.  fchar \[u a"] \z\[a"]u
.  fchar \[z aa] \z\[aa]z
.  fchar \[z a.] \z\[a.]z
.  fchar \[vz]   \z\[ah]z
.\}
.el \{\
.  fchar \[A ab] \zA\[ab]
.  fchar \[A ho] \zA\[ho]
.  fchar \[C aa] \zC\[aa]
.  fchar \[C ah] \zC\[ah]
.  fchar \[D ah] \zD\[ah]
.  fchar \[u0110] \zD-\" capital letter d with stroke
.  fchar \[E ah] \zE\[ah]
.  fchar \[E ho] \zE\[ho]
.  fchar \[/L]   \zL/
.  fchar \[L aa] \zL\[aa]
.  fchar \[L ho] \zL\[ho]
.  fchar \[N aa] \zN\[aa]
.  fchar \[N ah] \zN\[ah]
.  fchar \[O a"] \zO\[a"]
.  fchar \[R aa] \zR\[aa]
.  fchar \[R ah] \zR\[ah]
.  fchar \[S aa] \zS\[aa]
.  fchar \[S ac] \zS\[ac]
.  fchar \[vS]   \zS\[ah]
.  fchar \[T ac] \zT\[ac]
.  fchar \[T ah] \zT\[ah]
.  fchar \[U ao] \zU\[ao]
.  fchar \[U a"] \zU\[a"]
.  fchar \[Z aa] \zZ\[aa]
.  fchar \[Z a.] \zZ\[a.]
.  fchar \[vZ]   \zZ\[ah]
.
.  fchar \[a ab] \za\[ab]
.  fchar \[a ho] \za\[ho]
.  fchar \[c aa] \zc\[aa]
.  fchar \[c ah] \zc\[ah]
.  fchar \[d ah] \zd\[ah]
.  fchar \[u0111] \zd-\" small letter d with stroke
.  fchar \[e ah] \ze\[ah]
.  fchar \[e ho] \ze\[ho]
.  fchar \[/l]   \zl/
.  fchar \[l aa] \zl\[aa]
.  fchar \[l ho] \zl\[ho]
.  fchar \[n aa] \zn\[aa]
.  fchar \[n ah] \zn\[ah]
.  fchar \[o a"] \zo\[a"]
.  fchar \[r aa] \zr\[aa]
.  fchar \[r ah] \zr\[ah]
.  fchar \[s aa] \zs\[aa]
.  fchar \[s ac] \zs\[ac]
.  fchar \[vs]   \zs\[ah]
.  fchar \[t ac] \zt\[ac]
.  fchar \[t ah] \zt\[ah]
.  fchar \[u ao] \zu\[ao]
.  fchar \[u a"] \zu\[a"]
.  fchar \[z aa] \zz\[aa]
.  fchar \[z a.] \zz\[a.]
.  fchar \[vz]   \zz\[ah]
.\}
.
.\" Latin-5 fallbacks
.ie n \{\
.  fchar \[G ab] \z\[ab]G
.  fchar \[g ab] \z\[ab]g
.\}
.el \{\
.  fchar \[G ab] \zG\[ab]
.  fchar \[g ab] \zg\[ab]
.\}
.
.\" Latin-9 fallbacks
.fchar \[OE] OE
.fchar \[oe] oe
.ie n .fchar \[:Y] \z\[ad]Y
.el   .fchar \[:Y] \zY\[ad]
.
.fchar \[u2000] \[u2002]\" en quad
.fchar \[u2001] \[u2003]\" em quad
.fchar \[u2002] \h'1/2u'\" en space
.fchar \[u2003] \h'1'\" em space
.fchar \[u2004] \h'1/3u'\" three-per-em space
.fchar \[u2005] \h'1/4u'\" four-per-em space
.fchar \[u2006] \h'1/6u'\" six-per-em space
.fchar \[u2007] \0\" figure space
.ie \n[fallbacks*troff-mode] .fchar \[u2008] \|\" punctuation space
.el                          .fchar \[u2008] " \" punctuation space
.fchar \[u2009] \|\" thin space
.fchar \[u200A] \^\" hair space
.\" U+200B and its historical C1 control synonym, U+0082, have the semantics
.\" of groff's \: escape.
.\" Mapping these awaits resolution of Savannah #58958.
.\"fchar \[u200B] \:\" zero-width space
.\"fchar \[u0082] \:\" break permitted here
.\" \[u2010] is always defined thanks to uniglyph.cpp.
.\" Mapping U+2011 awaits resolution of Savannah #63360.
.\"fchar \[u2011] -\" non-breaking hyphen (won't break w/o .hcode or \:)
.fchar \[u2012] \o'-\0'\" figure dash
.fchar \[u2013] \[en]\" en dash
.fchar \[u2014] \[em]\" em dash
.fchar \[u2015] \[em]\" horizontal bar (quotation dash)
.fchar \[u2016] \[ba]\[ba]\" double vertical line (matrix norm)
.if \n[fallbacks*troff-mode] \
.  fchar \[u2017] \Z'\[ul]'\v'+.1m'\[ul]\v'-.1m'\" double low line
.\" Mapping U+201[89CD] awaits resolution of Savannah #59932.
.\"fchar \[u2018] \[oq]\" left single quotation mark
.\"fchar \[u2019] \[cq]\" right single quotation mark
.\"fchar \[u201C] \[lq]\" left double quotation mark
.\"fchar \[u201D] \[rq]\" right double quotation mark
.\" XXX: The next two are troublesome in nroff; see Savannah #63332.
.if \n[fallbacks*troff-mode] .fchar \[u2020] \[dg]\" dagger
.if \n[fallbacks*troff-mode] .fchar \[u2021] \[dd]\" double dagger
.fchar \[u2022] \[bu]\" bullet
.fchar \[u2024] .\" one dot leader
.fchar \[u2025] .\|.\" two dot leader
.fchar \[u2026] .\|.\|.\" horizontal ellipsis
.fchar \[u2027] \[pc]\" hyphenation point
.fchar \[u202F] \|\" narrow no-break space
.if \n[fallbacks*troff-mode] \
.  fchar \[u2030] \[%0]\" per mille sign \" Savannah #63332 again
.fchar \[u2032] \[fm]\" prime
.fchar \[u2033] \[sd]\" double prime
.fchar \[u2039] \[fo]\" left single chevron
.fchar \[u203A] \[fc]\" right single chevron
.ie \n[fallbacks*troff-mode] \
.  fchar \[u203D] \o'?!'\" interrobang
.el \
.  fchar \[u203D] !?
.if \n[fallbacks*troff-mode] \
.  fchar \[u203E] \[rn]\" overline \" Savannah #63332 again
.fchar \[u2044] \[f/]\" fraction slash
.\" Using `\[u0025]` instead of `%` below would better guard against the
.\" use of `.tr` to redefine `%`, but Savannah #63334 prevents this.
.fchar \[u2052] %\" commercial minus sign
.fchar \[u2053] \[ti]\" swung dash
.
.rr fallbacks*troff-mode
.
.cp \n[*groff_fallbacks_tmac_C]
.do rr *groff_fallbacks_tmac_C
.
.\" Local Variables:
.\" mode: nroff
.\" fill-column: 72
.\" End:
.\" vim: set filetype=groff textwidth=72: