>>>>> "Mirar" == Mirar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mirar> After looking into things a little bit more today, I can say:
Mirar> What the heck is with this totally overexaggerated quoting in
Mirar> macros?
Sorry, that's exactly the converse: what the heck is this idea that
one can write program without paying attention to the programming
language? M4 is a programming language, it comes with its rules, and
if you disregard them, _you_ are wrong.
Nevertheless, don't be afraid, it's Autoconf itself which is guilty:
it has propagated this stupid idea that by default there should be no
quotation but where needed. IMNSHO this was stupid and dangerous.
Today the situation has improved, and I do believe things are simpler
for they are homogeneous. If you want to learn the whys and hows
about M4 quotation, read the CVS Autoconf documentation.
