On Mar 11, 2019, at 11:03 PM, Robert Elz <k...@munnari.oz.au> wrote: > No, it was fine, I understood the context OK - it is just that this > is one of those rock and hard place situations - the places where > there is no period to end a sentence can just as easily be argued > to be incorrect.
I would argue that readability of the document overrides pedantic English usage. (And I'm saying that as an extremely pedantic English user. :-) > Certainly one cannot simply move the training period to a new line > (and font style) all on its own, after the example. Right; that would be bad. But at least it wouldn't be part of the verbatim text block anymore (which is the real bug). > That's why the usual solution to all of this is to rewrite and simply > avoid the issue (even if the final text then seems rather contrived and > stilted). Or, as is the case in at least a dozen other places in the same document, you could just omit the period altogether, making a grammatically incorrect sentence. Better yet, use a colon before the verbatim text block. That's used quite a bit elsewhere in the document. In any case, please fix as you see fit. (But I'm sure you will agree that the current state of that example cannot stand. It is a flagrant violation of sanity to include the period inside the verbatim text block. :-) Thanks! --Todd
