I've at least put in the [....] business (starting or end of line) for Jmol
12.3.1. I saw there was one already in there anyway.
2011/10/4 Angel Herráez <angel.herr...@uah.es>
> In my opinion, being able to make distinctions between phrases that
> translate different. There are a few other instances that I would
> like to improve in the future (like no, none, ...)
>
> It is of course clear that we need a mechanism that does not break
> existing translation and requires the least of custom per-case
> editing (which is what we suffer now)
>
> We can discuss choices without a hurry, for 12.3
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