.\" Configure groff output devices "ascii", "latin1", and "utf8".  See
.\" grotty(1).
.
.do nr *groff_tty_tmac_C \n[.cp]
.cp 0
.
.nroff
.ta T 0.8i
.
.\" Set the page offset twice to clobber the "previous" page offset and
.\" simulate AT&T nroff behavior.  See Savannah #67843.
.po 0
.po 0
.
.\" Traditionally, an em dash is rendered on a typewriter with two
.\" hyphens.  On the "utf8" device, because (A) the output driver grotty
.\" as yet has no interface to mark output glyphs as narrow or wide on
.\" terminals supporting bi-width fonts, (B) Unicode defines "EM DASH"
.\" (U+2014) as having "ambiguous" width, and (C) fonts for terminals
.\" frequently fail to make dash-like characters distinguishable, render
.\" the em dash as two copies of itself.  On a half-width character
.\" cell grid, this largely restores the em dash's traditional
.\" appearance as defined, where a (proportional) typeface's size is
.\" characterized by its "em quad", or roughly the dimensions of a
.\" capital "M".
.ie '\?\*[.T]\?'\?utf8\?' .char \[em] \[em]\[em]
.el                       .char \[em] --
.
.\" Nobody expects much, typographically, of an ASCII terminal; make
.\" accented Latin letters degrade gracefully there.
.\"
.\" If these glyphs are missing on any other output device, that's a
.\" problem we want to report to the user via diagnostics.
.if '\?\*[.T]\?'\?ascii\?' \{\
.  fchar \['A] \z\[aa]A
.  fchar \['C] \z\[aa]C
.  fchar \['E] \z\[aa]E
.  fchar \['I] \z\[aa]I
.  fchar \['O] \z\[aa]O
.  fchar \['U] \z\[aa]U
.  fchar \['Y] \z\[aa]Y
.  fchar \['a] \z\[aa]a
.  fchar \['c] \z\[aa]c
.  fchar \['e] \z\[aa]e
.  fchar \['i] \z\[aa]i
.  fchar \['o] \z\[aa]o
.  fchar \['u] \z\[aa]u
.  fchar \['y] \z\[aa]y
.
.  fchar \[:A] \z\[ad]A
.  fchar \[:E] \z\[ad]E
.  fchar \[:I] \z\[ad]I
.  fchar \[:O] \z\[ad]O
.  fchar \[:U] \z\[ad]U
.  fchar \[:Y] \z\[ad]Y
.  fchar \[:a] \z\[ad]a
.  fchar \[:e] \z\[ad]e
.  fchar \[:i] \z\[ad]i
.  fchar \[:o] \z\[ad]o
.  fchar \[:u] \z\[ad]u
.  fchar \[:y] \z\[ad]y
.
.  fchar \[^A] \z\[a^]A
.  fchar \[^E] \z\[a^]E
.  fchar \[^I] \z\[a^]I
.  fchar \[^O] \z\[a^]O
.  fchar \[^U] \z\[a^]U
.  fchar \[^a] \z\[a^]a
.  fchar \[^e] \z\[a^]e
.  fchar \[^i] \z\[a^]i
.  fchar \[^o] \z\[a^]o
.  fchar \[^u] \z\[a^]u
.
.  fchar \[`A] \z\[ga]A
.  fchar \[`E] \z\[ga]E
.  fchar \[`I] \z\[ga]I
.  fchar \[`O] \z\[ga]O
.  fchar \[`U] \z\[ga]U
.  fchar \[`a] \z\[ga]a
.  fchar \[`e] \z\[ga]e
.  fchar \[`i] \z\[ga]i
.  fchar \[`o] \z\[ga]o
.  fchar \[`u] \z\[ga]u
.
.  fchar \[~A] \z\[a~]A
.  fchar \[~N] \z\[a~]N
.  fchar \[~O] \z\[a~]O
.  fchar \[~a] \z\[a~]a
.  fchar \[~n] \z\[a~]n
.  fchar \[~o] \z\[a~]o
.
.  fchar \[vS] \z\[ah]S
.  fchar \[vs] \z\[ah]s
.  fchar \[vZ] \z\[ah]Z
.  fchar \[vz] \z\[ah]z
.
.  fchar \[,C] \z\[ac]C
.  fchar \[,c] \z\[ac]c
.
.  fchar \[oA] \z\[ao]A
.  fchar \[oa] \z\[ao]a
.\}
.
.fchar \[bu] *
.fchar \[14] 1/4
.fchar \[12] 1/2
.fchar \[34] 3/4
.fchar \[18] 1/8
.fchar \[38] 3/8
.fchar \[58] 5/8
.fchar \[78] 7/8
.fchar \[ff] ff
.fchar \[fi] fi
.fchar \[fl] fl
.fchar \[Fi] f\[fi]
.fchar \[Fl] f\[fl]
.fchar \[<-] <-
.fchar \[->] ->
.fchar \[<>] <->
.fchar \[+-] +/\[-]
.fchar \[t+-] +/\[-]
.fchar \[-+] \[-]/+
.fchar \[co] (C)
.fchar \[<=] <=
.fchar \[>=] >=
.fchar \[<<] <<
.fchar \[>>] >>
.fchar \[!=] !=
.fchar \[==] ==
.fchar \[ne] !==
.fchar \[~=] ~=
.fchar \[sq] []
.fchar \[lh] <=
.fchar \[rh] =>
.fchar \[OK] /
.fchar \[lA] <=
.fchar \[rA] =>
.fchar \[hA] <=>
.fchar \[la] <
.fchar \[ra] >
.fchar \[rg] (R)
.fchar \[OE] OE
.fchar \[oe] oe
.fchar \[AE] AE
.fchar \[ae] ae
.fchar \[IJ] IJ
.fchar \[ij] ij
.fchar \[an] -
.fchar \[eu] EUR
.fchar \[Eu] EUR
.fchar \[.i] i
.fchar \[.j] j
.fchar \[bq] ,
.fchar \[fm] \[aq]
.fchar \[sd] \[dq]
.fchar \[bs] \~
.fchar \[radicalex] \[rn]
.fchar \[sqrtex] \[rn]
.\" Unicode does not encode a character for a baseline rule.
.char \[ru] _
.
.
.\" color definitions
.defcolor black rgb #000000
.defcolor red rgb #ff0000
.defcolor green rgb #00ff00
.defcolor blue rgb #0000ff
.defcolor yellow rgb #ffff00
.defcolor magenta rgb #ff00ff
.defcolor cyan rgb #00ffff
.defcolor white rgb #ffffff
.
.if !'\*(.T'ascii' .mso latin1.tmac
.
.\" If you want the character definitions in tty-char.tmac to be loaded
.\" automatically, remove the '\"' from the next line.
.\"mso tty-char.tmac
.
.cp \n[*groff_tty_tmac_C]
.do rr *groff_tty_tmac_C
.
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