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Re: new module 'iswblank'


From: Eric Blake
Subject: Re: new module 'iswblank'
Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2011 16:47:07 -0700
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On 02/07/2011 04:42 PM, Bruno Haible wrote:
>>> +2011-02-06  wctype          This module no longer provides the iswblank()
>>> +                            function. If you need this function, you now 
>>> need
>>> +                            to request the 'iswblank' module.
>>> +
>>>  2011-02-06  wctype          This module is renamed to wctype-h.
>>
>> This is confusing to list wctype twice for the same date; would a single
>> entry look better?
>>
>> 2011-02-06  wctype   This module has been split.  The <wctype.h>
>>                      header is now provided by the 'wctype-h', and
>>                      the iswblank() function is now provided by
>>                      the'iswblank' module, leaving just the wctype()
>>                      function in this module.
> 
> This is confusing too: the reader may think that the 'wctype-h' module
> does not define any functions any more. But it defines iswalnum, ..., 
> towupper.
> 
> It may be less confusing if I add make the dates different :-) I'll push
> 'wctype' today and 'iswblank' tomorrow.

Then maybe this is less confusing:

2011-02-07 wctype-h This module no longer provides iswblank(); if
                    you need it, request the 'iswblank' module.
2011-02-06 wctype   This module is renamed to wctype-h, with just
                    wctype() provided by the new module in its place.

That is, the newer entry should be stating that iswblank was split out
of wctype-h, not wctype.

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