At 2017-04-21T21:56:24-0400, Doug McIlroy wrote:
> I think it's pretty hopeless to ask for AI that can tell
> whether a pasted symbol is a hyphen or a minus sign.
> The answer is likely to depend on whether it is being
> pasted into a program or into a document.
Here's my attempt at clarifying the
I think it's pretty hopeless to ask for AI that can tell
whether a pasted symbol is a hyphen or a minus sign.
The answer is likely to depend on whether it is being
pasted into a program or into a document.
Doug
Ralph Corderoy wrote:
|Clarke wrote:
|> used the simple hyphen character because it was all monospace.
|...
|> If a minus sign appeared in regular text, I always used \(mi.
|
|It was a lot easier then when the was only ASCII `-' and nothing else.
|:-)
..
|I'm no clearer. Except I'm not s
Hi,
Clarke wrote:
> used the simple hyphen character because it was all monospace.
...
> If a minus sign appeared in regular text, I always used \(mi.
It was a lot easier then when the was only ASCII `-' and nothing else.
:-)
Here's how R and TR fonts map onto character 45 in groff.
$ cd /u
