>> Ditto. In addition, we already have queues. Do we really need to
>> use a homonym that means something entirely different? (Hint:
>> consider the added difficulty for non-native English speakers).
Guido> Right. As a non-native speaker I can confirm that for English
Guido> learners, "cue" is a bit mysterious at first while "hint" is
Guido> obvious.
Guido, you're hardly your typical non-native speaker. I think your English
may be better than mine. ;-) At any rate, I was thinking of some of the
posts I see on c.l.py where it requires a fair amount of detective work just
to figure out what the poster has written, what with all the incorrect
grammar and wild misspellings. For that sort of person I can believe that
"cue", "queue" and "kew" might mean exactly the same thing...
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