>>>>> "JC" == Joe Corneli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
(B
(BJC> Eg. the first time \pi turns into a greek
(BJC> symbol,
(B
(BI disagree with the whole argument except for having some
(Bdocumentation that tells you how to replace an old behaviour if you
(Bdon't like the new.
(B
(BBut US-ASCII bound people should consider that there are a few squared
(Bmeters of the world where people has alphabets that includes
(Bcharacters that did not took place in the holy 94 set.
(B
(BSome of these people speak an almost unknown language that uses
(Bstrange gliphs as ,Aq(B yust to tell one. I think is called something
(Blike Sponish, Spunish... Maybe Spanish. I never recall the exact name.
,A!(BCarramba!
(B
(BA few more, a smaller number indeed, uses $,1'@(B even when it does'nt mean
(B3.1415... When they typeset with TeX they don't use \pi, that's true,
(Bbut all of the above include some weird psycopatic that uses Emacs to
(Bread and write her/his e-mail, and it's a good thing they can clearly
(Bread the messages their receive.
(B
(BAny one of the nations in the Banana Union has its special characters.
(B
(BThey use them in their everyday life. TeX has grown and understands
(Bthem. It's fair that Emacs handles them the right way and I love the
(BTrue One Editor when it does it.
(B
(B--
(B /\ ___
(B/___/\__|_|\_|__|___Gian Uberto Lauri_____________________
(B //--\ | | \| | Integralista GNUslamico
(B\/ e coltivatore diretto di software
(B
(BP.S.
(B
(BI hope that nobody will consider stop emacs-bidi development as a good
(Bway to fight middle east terrorists... Mossad could get upset.
(B
(B
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