Re: [PATCH] @quote-args for multiple arguments

[Karl Berry]

    > address@hidden If a macro calls another macros (possibly itself), any 
commas in
    > +the nested macro invocations are quoted by default.  Thus, the
    > +following example:

    In fact , within any construct with braces seems to be protected, as,
    for example, in

    @address@hidden, I do}, person one}

    the , is quoted.

    You may want to document that behavior, if it is intentional.

Thanks Patrice.  I made this change in the manual:

< @item If a macro calls another macro (possibly itself), any commas in
< the nested macro invocations are quoted by default.  Thus, the
< following example:
---
> @item If a macro invocation includes another command (including a
> recursive invocation of itself), any commas in the nested command
> invocation(s) are quoted by default.  For example, in
> 
> @example
> @@address@hidden@@address@hidden, I address@hidden, person address@hidden
> @end example
> 
> the comma after @samp{Yes} is implicitly quoted.  Here's another
> example, with a recursive macro:

Sergey, does that seem right to you?

Thanks,
Karl