>> Well, the advantage of a non-letter char is that it's less easy to >> confuse it with a note... That being said, we already have `r', >> meaning "rest" and `s' meaning "skip"... But what does `q' mean? >> :-) > > I guess it could mean "quote" -- as in quote the previous object.
Well, I rather thought of ch -> q, as in `qord' :-)
Werner
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