>>>>> On Mon, 18 May 2009, Ciaran McCreesh wrote: >> In fact, with GLEP 54 we have the problem already now. >> P=foo-1a-scm could mean both of the following: >> >> PN=foo PV=1a-scm >> PN=foo-1a PV=scm
> We've had that problem ever since -100dpi things had to be made legal, But so far you can split P into PN and PV at the last hyphen, because it is guaranteed that PV contains no hyphens. Trouble starts if hyphens in PV are allowed. Ulrich
