Use plain double quote instead of \*Q and \*U in .EX, because it's

typed text.
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Markus Armbruster 2004-02-15 18:20:13 +00:00
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@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ SN#123456
.nf .nf
hi hi
.fi .fi
.EX echo \*Qhi mom\*U .EX echo \&"hi mom"
.nf .nf
hi mom hi mom
.fi .fi

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@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
.LV Expert .LV Expert
.SY "sail <SHIP/FLEET> [<PATH>|q[uery]|-]" .SY "sail <SHIP/FLEET> [<PATH>|q[uery]|-]"
You use the \*Qsail\*U command to give a sailing path to ships. You use the \*Qsail\*U command to give a sailing path to ships.
At each update, ships with a sailing path \*Qautonavigate\*U along At each update, ships with a sailing path \*Qauto-navigate\*U along
the path that was set for them. Telegrams notify you of arrivals the path that was set for them. Telegrams notify you of arrivals
or problems encountered while attempting to follow the path. or problems encountered while attempting to follow the path.
.s1 .s1
@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ to some extent.
Note that ships sailing can encounter exactly the same interdiction as Note that ships sailing can encounter exactly the same interdiction as
ships navigating. ships navigating.
.s1 .s1
.EX sail <SHIP/FLEET> \*Qq[uery]\*U .EX sail <SHIP/FLEET> q
.s1 .s1
\*Qsail\*U, with the \*Qquery\*U parameter, shows the current sailing path. \*Qsail\*U, with the \*Qquery\*U parameter, shows the current sailing path.
The report indicates: The report indicates:
@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ shp# ship type x,y mobil mobquota follows path
4 ship(s) 4 ship(s)
.FI .FI
.s1 .s1
.EX sail <SHIP/FLEET> \*Q-\*U .EX sail <SHIP/FLEET> -
.s1 .s1
\*Qsail\*U, with the \*Q-\*U parameter, causes the sailing path \*Qsail\*U, with the \*Q-\*U parameter, causes the sailing path
for the ships specified to be removed. for the ships specified to be removed.