() Thien-Thi Nguyen <[email protected]> () Wed, 12 Dec 2012 06:57:31 +0100
this requires rendering programs to handle high N, but that's not so
onerous (and usually N is (lamentably) not that high, anyway).
On second thought, Emacs doesn't handle bignums (w/o Calc), oh well.
Another idea is to keep the per-TX form and use some per-entry notation
to distinguish those requiring the "inverse" face. Something like:
(TX-COUNT r)
(- "access" 1) ; note ‘-’ in car
("around, fooling" 1)
(- "quit" 2) ; likewise
This is easier on Emacs. Since we now have a per-TX form, anyway, we
can move TX-COUNT into it from top-level COUNTS to reduce bloat there.
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