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Re: Lout parsing
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Peter da Silva |
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Re: Lout parsing |
Date: |
Thu, 22 Feb 1996 07:46:48 -0600 (CST) |
> Peter da Silva writes ("Re: Lout parsing"):
> > What's wrong with using different symbols for the two different kinds of
> > period? It's not so often that you use a dot other than at the end of a
> > sentence, why not \. it?
> The whole problem with TeX's way of doing things was that people don't
> like having to type `weird' things for perfectly normal situations,
> like abbreviations.
The problem is that "having to type weird things for perfectly normal
situations" is exactly what a markup language is. People who don't want
to type "weird things" aren't going to be using troff, TeX, or Lout in
the first place.
Re: Lout parsing, Blake McBride, 1996/02/18
Re: Lout parsing, Ted Harding, 1996/02/18