>> Allan Rae writes:
  AR> That is, we can write the entire text out without having to do
  AR> all that single character at a time stuff that we do now. And if
  AR> we need to linebreak we can exploit the string implementation to
  AR> break things up efficiently. Anyway, this is a little low level
  AR> at the moment but it is a goal to consider.

stringstreams and buffered files, speed will not be much of a problem.

  AR> Between paragraphs however there is an implied '\n' ...or should
  AR> that be "\n\n" ?

think (in LaTeX) \par instead.

        Lgb

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