On 11 Feb 2001, at 11:31, Hal Helms wrote:
> I like the single dash idea. Hmmm...sure, why not? We can just expand the
> spec so that it will work with either single or double dashes (same for plus
> signs on global data).
It would easier on us tool-heads to expand the spec to include ==> than ->, if
only because ==> keeps all the i/o indicators the same length. If the spec
says -->, ->, ++>, +>, <--, and <- are all valid (not to mention <-> and +++),
then tools will have to extract the first three characters of an attribute
line, trim the result, and then check for validity. Is there some problem with
==> and <== that I'm overlooking?
- Jeff
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