Re: Lout parsing

[Basile STARYNKEVITCH]

>>>>> "Ted" == Ted Harding <address@hidden> writes:

    Ted> ( Re Message From: Blake McBride )
    >>  At 09:53 AM 2/18/96 -0600, address@hidden (Peter da Silva)
    >> wrote: >What's wrong with using different symbols for the two
    >> different kinds of >period? It's not so often that you use a
    >> dot other than at the end of a >sentence, why not \. it?  > >
    >> 
    >> I like!!
    >> 
    >> --blake

    Ted> Looks like a very neat solution. Extend it to \? and \! as
    Ted> well (and to others at user choice) and it should cover most
    Ted> foreseeable cases.

I like this solution too. But perhaps it could better be @. and @?
instead of \. \? etc.... (but sure, this is a tiny detail!)



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