>> Has there been ever a situation where
>>
>> @foo
>>
>> called alone in a line caused problems?
>
> If I recall well, this was decided because it was considered to be
> wrong, and TeX cannot handle rightly the situation. An dit is not
> new, this is in the Texinfo manual:
>
> The braces are required in the invocation (but not the definition),
> even when the macro takes no arguments, consistent with all other
> Texinfo commands.
Hmm. Normally, writing
\noindent
Text text text
and
\noindent{}
Text text text
within TeX makes a great difference; the latter produces an unwanted
space... Right now I have no time to check this with texinfo (my
laptop has no more power).
Werner
