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When installing, and running `sudo mandb`, I get: ``` mandb: warning: failed to store entry for std::filesystem::directory_entry::operator==,!=,,>=,(3) mandb: warning: failed to store entry for std::type_index::operator==,!=,,>=,(3) mandb: warning: failed to store...

I've noticed that some manpages have non-printing characters in them; for instance, `std::rand` has this line (should be `0`): https://github.com/jeaye/stdman/blob/478d353c73bec79bbbad833a31c50eecd4578b46/man/std::rand.3#L9 According to grep, there's around 200 files that have the...

When I opened man page for std::normal_distribution I found out that the equation is not displayed correctly. It looks like this: f(x; μ,σ) = 1 σ √ 2π exp⎛ ⎜...

Formatting of synopsis section of `man std::async` is messed up to the point of being undecipherable, no matter what terminal window height I try. ![screen shot 2016-05-28 at 20 58...

I install this by Homebrew at mac. `brew install stdman` and find the problem as title describes. I restart Terminal.app but still find it not work. Thanks in advance.

`...` is still there. I'm not sure this tag should be automatically handled by asciidoctor, if so it should be some option to fully clean it up I guess. At...

For example, in case of `std::move` which can be seen from [utility](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/move) and [algorithm](https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/algorithm/move). `man std::move` will result in the latter. Thanks.

The pages should list what the headers are guaranteed to contain.

enhancement

These formatting issues are not caused by stdman, but rather the way elinks is rendering the html. Some steps could be taken to massage the html into something elinks prefers.

bug

Currently, bash will really get in the way when typing the operator names. For example: ``` bash $ man operator+,operator-(std::time_point) bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(` ``` The current...

enhancement