Thanks for the answers, but the problem remains, it is not the code, but
the use.
For example
a) I can't know if the ; is used in enumerations (e.g. in help) or in a
plain text, because I have to use a diffrent symbol in Greek.
b) I can't know if the . or , (in numbers or in text?) has to be used i
The "fair" way of automating the solution of
this problem would encompass analysing the
differences between the former and the new
variants of source. Only the differences beyond
the source grammar (!) and punctuation
(including technical use -- for macro vars and
such) should ever be marked
2014-12-15 9:20 GMT+01:00 ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ Σ :
>
> Thanks for the answers, but the problem remains,
>
Yes, most of your questions were not answered. This is probably because
your links were not usable because none of us have access to even view the
Greek translation, as both Sophie and I already told you.
Hi,
2014.12.14 15:04, Tom Davies wrote:
> My last "hare-brained" idea was blatantly flawed. Thanks to Yury (i think)
> and someone else for shooting it down quickly before it went anywhere! :)
> Sorry about that!
>
> It sounds like there is scope for a lot of automation. There might already
> be
On 12/15/2014 11:44 PM, Rimas Kudelis wrote:
Will all this (any of this?) be actually
implemented? :)
And...
everything would be much smoother and we wouldn't waste our time
repeatedly expressing how annoyed and underappreciated we are feeling.
...this is real people, not robots for you.
Hi Yury, all,
Le 16/12/2014 07:04, Yury Tarasievich a écrit :
> On 12/15/2014 11:44 PM, Rimas Kudelis wrote:
>
>
> Will all this (any of this?) be actually implemented? :)
>
> And...
>
>> everything would be much smoother and we wouldn't waste our time
>> repeatedly expressing how annoyed and u
