Created attachment 516930 [details] Test manual page containing some multibytes in a .Pa Description of problem: In a manual page containing multibyte characters after a ".Pa" markup, the character won't be displayed correctly. Please note that in the same manpage, other multibyte characters are correctly displayed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): % man -V man 2.5.9 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. write a manpage (for example "somefile.1") containing a ".Pa" markup with some multibyte characters 2. display the file with: man ./somefile.1 Actual results: Multibyte is not correctly displayed Expected results: Multibyte is correctly displayed Additional info: Below is a test manpage containing multibyte characters. A file is also provided as attachment. 8<-- .Dd $Mdocdate: August 31 2010 $ .Dt SOMEFILE .Sh TITRE Ceci est un contenu avec des caractères multibytes. Normalement, ce texte est affiché correctement, notamment les caractères accentués. .Pa Comment ça va ? .Pa Pas mal, et vous-même ? Et sinon, sans le formatage : Comment ça va ? Pas mal, et vous-même ? (The same without format) .Sh TITRE AVEC CARACTÈRES ACCENTUÉS : ÇA MARCHE ! 8<--
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