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5 .\" Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software for any
10 .\" WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
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59 .It Two-character argument short form: Ic \&( Ns Ar ar
64 .It One-character argument short form: Ar a
66 consisting of exactly one character.
84 is expected to point to the escape sequence identifier.
93 escape sequences that require in-place expansion, in particular
94 user-defined strings
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126 occasionally by high-level parser and validation modules when they
127 need to skip escape sequences while scanning the input, see the files
146 and rarely externally by high-level utilities using the mandoc library,
154 is set to the character after the end of the escape sequence,
155 such that the calling higher-level parser can easily continue.
159 is set to the beginning of the argument and
161 is set to the length of the argument.
164 is set to the character after the end of the sequence and
166 is set to 0.
177 returns one of the following values:
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189 Two-character arguments starting with the character
191 are reduced to one-character arguments by skipping the
194 .Bl -column "argument" "ESCAPE_FONTITALIC"
216 digit is considered to be the argument and the end of the sequence, and
238 Note that the one-character argument short form can only be used for
241 If the argument matches one of the forms described below under
272 is set to the character after the
286 Many escape sequences that
288 intends to ignore, in particular:
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299 .Sq \-
333 is found instead of a delimiter, the sequence is considered to end
340 with a single-digit argument in the range from 1 to 4 inclusive.
358 returns one of the following values:
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364 Many escape sequences including
384 Many escape sequences that other