> This is your _opinion_, which I disagree with. I think dIsplaying
> them with a modified background, if anything, looks worse, and is more
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> confusing to users than making them look like an "escape character",
> which is already a familiar concept.
>
> In your post, you said you had "taken everybody's opinion into
> account", which is clearly not true. Despite the initial objections
> to your proposed changes, you simply went ahead and made them anyway.
Perhaps, you missed something. It was your opinion about
unsuitability of a modified background that I've taken into account
before I started to think about a different solution. I fully
agree with you that a modified background is a bad solution.
That's why I installed for people to try a completely different
patch which I think is much better than anything proposed so far.
A new solution puts the underline attribute on non-breaking spaces.
This appropriately reflects the purpose of non-breaking spaces
("gluing" words together) and is not as annoying as anything else.
--
Juri Linkov
http://www.jurta.org/emacs/
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