Am Mittwoch, den 04.01.2017, 15:02 +0100 schrieb Guillaume Munch: > But for dynamic quotes you wrote: > > > There is even the need for dynamic and static quotes within the > > same > > document. > > which the document setting does not address, but additional LFUN > bindings (default or custom) does. This is why I see the argument for > mixing static and dynamic quotes, but not one for a document setting.
And then users will have to change the default lfun every time they want to switch quotation marks? This is most user unfriendly. BTW this would also mean they would also need to change the lfun when switching from (static) guillemets to (static) inverted commas for German, since this uses the same principle (change of default lfun behavior). > > > What about having quote-insert input dynamic quotes by default > > > except > > > in > > > foreign language? > > > > I don't see how this is connected to foreign languages. > > Your own argument why static quotes are still needed was about > foreign > language. I said it is _one_ reason where they might be needed. I did not say that it is the only one, neither that language change always entails quote style change. You cannot make a one-for-all rule here, hence the user must be able to set it on document level. > So, here are two suggestions for improving dynamic quotes, > good enough (AFAIU) to be a default behaviour, sparing the need for a > document setting. What is so bad about a document setting? > The one below makes the more sense, I find. But maybe > I misunderstood the specific use-cases you have in mind. We probably have different use cases. And while a document setting might just disturb you, since you don't need it, a missing document setting will severely affect my use cases. > I am really discussing whether it is a "special character", It is. > and how it > should be presented to all users. The idea is that if it becomes the > default, then there is the possibility of making the change > transparent > to users. And how do you distinguish a static guillemet from a dynamic one? Jürgen
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