Ralph Corderoy wrote (Sat, 12 Jul 2014 14:15:41
+0100):
> Hi Holger,
>
> > Doug McIlroy:
> > > (1) Does white space get decorated?
> >
> > Yes. So it can be distinguished from multiple underlinings.
>
> Don't quite understand what you mean here? I guess Doug was thinking
> of the difference
On Sat, Jul 12, 2014 at 02:21:58PM +0100, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> > Actually, why not? I'd like to argue that request names carry with
> > them an "implied contract" as to their function, and "ul" stands for
> > underline, so that's what it should be used for.
It _does_ stand for "underline", in
Hi Tadziu,
> Actually, why not? I'd like to argue that request names carry with
> them an "implied contract" as to their function, and "ul" stands for
> underline, so that's what it should be used for.
Is it really worth the hassle of having .ul mean three things instead of
just two? Also, it s
Hi Holger,
> Doug McIlroy:
> > (1) Does white space get decorated?
>
> Yes. So it can be distinguished from multiple underlinings.
Don't quite understand what you mean here? I guess Doug was thinking of
the difference between .ul and .cu in nroff.
> > (2) How about punctuation?
>
> When part
