Linux command
grotty 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Display in terminal
groff -Tutf8 [file.roff]
ASCII output
groff -Tascii [file.roff]
Direct grotty usage
grotty [file]
Disable SGR sequences
grotty -c [file]
说明
grotty is a groff output driver for terminal display. It produces ASCII or UTF-8 output suitable for viewing in text terminals, supporting bold and underline via SGR escape sequences or overstriking. It is the driver used for man page display and terminal document viewing.
参数
- -b
- Suppress bold sequences.
- -c
- Use old-style output (no SGR).
- -d
- Ignore SGR escapes.
- -f
- Feed mode for printers.
- -i
- Use italic font.
- -o
- Suppress overstriking.
- -u
- Suppress underlining.
- -F _DIR_
- Font directory.
- --help
- Display help information.
FAQ
What is the grotty command used for?
grotty is a groff output driver for terminal display. It produces ASCII or UTF-8 output suitable for viewing in text terminals, supporting bold and underline via SGR escape sequences or overstriking. It is the driver used for man page display and terminal document viewing.
How do I run a basic grotty example?
Run `groff -Tutf8 [file.roff]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -b do in grotty?
Suppress bold sequences.