[Groff] caron chars

[janez . zemva]

Hello everyone! 

May I ask why chars like \(vs, \(vS, \(vz and \(vZ exist, but no \(vc and 
\(vC. This is causing me great problems, since I need to use the following 
hacks: 

instead of \(vc:        \o'c\(ah'
and        \(vC:	\o'C\ps+2\(ah\ps-2' 

which is ugly and does not always work (for different font sizes). 

I am also wondering why some named characters suddenly became undocumented 
(i.e. are missing from the groff_char manpage)? 

Also, I think it would be great if latin2 preprocessors existed, translating 
latin2 chars into groff escape sequences. 

Otherwise, I think that groff-1.18 is the best typesetter on earth (have no 
time to bother with LaTeX stuff). If you can hack, there are always ways to 
do everything. 

Sincerely,
Janez Zemva