On Thu, Jun 01, 2017 at 03:24:05PM +0000, Ron Leach wrote: > People are so generous with their time. > > I hadn't realised that spaces were sometimes semantically relevant. (And I > liked Nicolas's detox joke, well done.) >
In all computer languages, the presence or absence of a space is usually relevant. In some computer languages, the number of spaces in a row is critical. In some computer languages, the kinds of whitespace have different meanings. (spaces, tabs, line feeds, 25 Unicode code points...) -dsr-
