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> Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2002 01:15:05 +0200
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> Michael Lazzaro writes:
> 
>  > magical whitespace modifier:
>  > 
>  >    _     - When used at the end of a line or between
>  >            statement elements, acts to "remove" whitespace
>  >            when interpreting the statement.  (Allows
>  >            whitespace to appear without invoking any
>  >            special interpretations normally associated
>  >            with that whitespace.)
>  > 
> 
> my understanding from the discussions was that 
> "free"  ( separated by spases ) _ is still placeholder . and it
> becomes "spaceeater" only when "attached" to operator . And a special
> rule for block ending curly "}_" .  

What _are_ you talking about.  IIRC, there were never any plans for
such a "placeholder."  There were the placeholder _variables_, $^x et
al., but the underscore was never used for such a thing.  That could
be why I've been so confused by some of your examples.

Luke

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