doxygen2man: fix printing of lines starting with '.'#431
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if a line starts with a '.' (eg the '...' in qbarray.h) then nroff thinks it's looking for a macro called '..'. The easiest solution is to add a dummy format at the start of the line (just adding \ seems not to work).
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I didn't know about that escape system, thanks. I've force-pushed that as a better fix. \fN is used all over the man pages so I'm pretty sure it works, but if [char46] is usual practice then I will go with that. |
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retest this please (CI testing) |
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https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/924180 by user yan_gao + dimstar_suse - Update to version 2.0.3+20210303.404adbc (v2.0.3): - syslog: Add a message-id parameter for messages (gh#ClusterLabs/libqb#433) - timers: Add some locking (gh#ClusterLabs/libqb#436) - ipcc: Have a few goes at tidying up after a dead server (gh#ClusterLabs/libqb#434) - strlcpy: Check for maxlen underflow (gh#ClusterLabs/libqb#432) - doxygen2man: fix printing of lines starting with '.' (gh#ClusterLabs/libqb#431) - doxygen2man: ignore all-whitespace brief descriptions (gh#ClusterLabs/libqb#430) (forwarded request 924179 from yan_gao)
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if a line starts with a '.' (eg the '...' in qbarray.h) then
nroff thinks it's looking for a macro called '..'.
The easiest solution is to add a dummy format at the start of the line
(just adding \ seems not to work).
#428