Hi Sergey,
Or at least, for the sake of programs that use it, to issue a
warning each time [EMAIL PROTECTED] is used
I agree.
historically tar docs use both @allow-recursion and @quote-args,
Ugh. Someone knew too much :). Why does the tar manual need recursive
macros? (Just curious.) @rmacro always seemed an awfully obscure and
complex feature to me. Texinfo is supposed to be simple.
it will be better to remove it (again, after some phasing-out period),
making its behavior default. What do you think?
Making its behavior the default sounds good to me. At least, I can't
imagine any reason not to.
So, would you have time to rework your patch to (1) make
@allow-recursion give a warning, and (2) make @quote-args the default?
Thanks,
karl
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