>>> In French, this differentiation makes no sense, so I'm wondering if
>>> fill-french-nobreak-p could be modified to avoid this (I will have a
>>> look tomorrow if nobody does).
>>
>> See `sentence-end-double-space', `colon-double-space', etc.
> IMO, setting the language environment should also adjust relevant
> variables to the values valid in that language.
Actually, speaking here as a francophone who may have spent too much time in
anglophone countries, I really don't understand why this double-space thingy
is perceived as related to language.
Typography doesn't have much to say about it, since this is plain "ASCII"
text we're talking about. I use double spaces in French as much as
in English. Maybe it was more customary to use double space in fixed-width
fonts (e.g. courier on old manual typewriters) in English than in French but
if that's the reason for the perceived difference, how relevant is that now?
Stefan
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