2011/9/28 Werner LEMBERG <w...@gnu.org>:
>
> I really, really dislike `--' within a textual environment. Remember
> that you aren't going to enter such a soft hyphen character very often
> since it is necessary only in the cases where (yet-to-be-implemented)
> automatic hyphenation fails or gives unsatisfying results.
You shouldn't worry so much about it, then ;P
> Additionally, all text editors provide search-and-replace
> functionality, so any other character can be used as well first which
> then gets replaced by `\-'.
If i understood correctly ("user can type '--' in his file and than
search-and-replace it to '\-' "), that's anti-usability and
anti-userfrindliness at it's best.
I will keep repeating (sorry): better change lyric hyphen command than
use different commands for lyric hyphen and markup hyphenation. I
don't care that much about what the command actually will be - both
'--' and '\-' are quite fine to me (i could live with '=' too) - as
long as it's the same in both cases.
cheers,
Janek
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