Bill Page write:
>
> Scanning pamphlet files means that one has to be careful to avoid
> writting anything in the non-code sections or in inert code sections
> that too closely resembles
>
> )abrev ...
>
> This seems like an unnecessary arbitrary restriction on the contents
> of .spad.pamphlet files.
IMO the idea that you can write anything in non-code sections is
wrong. Consider simple question about '$Lisp' usage that was
asked recently. Doing
grep '\$Lisp' *.spad.pamphlet
gives you good answer except for possible false positives in
non-code parts. False positives may cause trobles, they may
got mangled by global search and replace, etc.
In case of ')abbrev' lines build system uses them and spurious
one may cause trouble.
--
Waldek Hebisch
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