On 6/26/06, Eric Hodel <drbrain@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Jun 26, 2006, at 9:58 AM, John Gabriele wrote:
> When I run the ri command in my xterm (or aterm), the text that's
> supposed to be monospaced always has plus signs around it. Same with
> italics and _underscores_.
>
> Anyone know how I might get it to properly render (say, maybe removing
> + signs, showing italics as underlined, and bold as bold)?
ri -f ansi
You shouldn't see +, _ or * in output text around words. If you do,
the formatting was applied incorrectly or RDoc has a bug. For
example, +:foo+ won't be marked up but +foo+ will.
john@mango:~$ ri -f ansi File
"/tmp/ri_12959.0" may be a binary file. See it anyway?
And then when the page comes up, it's loaded with
---------------------------------------- ESC[1mClass: FileESC[m
A ESC[36mFileESC[m is an abstraction of [snip]
where the ESC's are reverse video.
I'm on Debian Testing. This happens with both xterm and aterm.
Now, trying a different option:
ri -f bs File
works great though. Thanks!
---John
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