Re: [Groff] `\ ' in grohtml

[Gaius Mulley]

Hi Werner,

> It should be rather straightforward: `\ ' translates to a
> space_char_hmotion_node, and `\~' to an unbreakable_space_node -- to
> improve results with the `unformat' and `asciify' requests, I had to
> introduce separate nodes a longer time ago.  Now you can use this
> infrastructure to emit additional html tags.

thanks for this information. Yes it should be straightforward, I
hadn't realised how `\ ' and `\~' were dealt with in troff, consider
me enlightened now :-)

Gaius