%!target: man
%!encoding: UTF-8

% Special formatting for certain constructs. They, unfortunately
% have to be post-processed. The _italic_ hack is necessary for
% italicising things like /_foo_/, which txt2tags will ignore.
% The others need to work in ``` lines.
%!preproc(man): \bPROVISIONAL\b  **PROVISIONAL**
%!postproc(man): (<.*?>)         \\fI\1\\fR
%!postproc(man): \b_(.*?)_       \\fI\1\\fR
%!postproc(man): \\e_            _
%!postproc(man): `(.*?)`         \\fB\1\\fR
%!postproc(man): (\[.*?\])       \\fI\1\\fR
%!postproc(man): \+$             \n.P
%!postproc(man): (\$[a-zA-Z_]+)  \\fB\1\\fR
%!postproc(man): (\${[a-zA-Z_]+)(.*?)} \\fB\1\\fR\2\\fB}\\fR

%!postproc(html): (<.*?>)   (:arg \1:)
%!postproc(html): \b_(.*?)_ (:emph \1:)
%!postproc(html): `(.*?)`   (:code \1:)
%!postproc(html): \+$       <br/>

%!postproc(html) \(:(\w+)\s*(.*):\) <span class="\1">\2</span>

% Well, it seems that txt2tags isn't particularly well suited
% to troff output. These two hacks make multi-level definition
% lists possible.
%!postproc(man): ^\s*>>$ .RS 8
%!postproc(man): ^\s*<<$ .RS -8

%!postproc(html): ^\s*>>$
%!postproc(html): ^\s*<<$