"Asger K. Alstrup Nielsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > While routine use of catcode magic counts as brain damage, all spaces take is
| > teeling TeX that space is a letter or other character. the scope of which can
| > be bracketed by a group. For example one could write
| >
| > {\aftergro
> While routine use of catcode magic counts as brain damage, all spaces take is
> teeling TeX that space is a letter or other character. the scope of which can
> be bracketed by a group. For example one could write
>
> {\aftergroup\input\catcode` =12\aftergroup{File name with spaces}}
We shoul
While routine use of catcode magic counts as brain damage, all spaces take is
teeling TeX that space is a letter or other character. the scope of which can
be bracketed by a group. For example one could write
{\aftergroup\input\catcode` =12\aftergroup{File name with spaces}}
which works becau
