From: Ralf Angeli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
* Adam Johnson (2006-11-01) writes:
> For the first command, I may expect something as follows:
> {\emph{blah}}, cursor is put at blah, will also remove the outer {}.
> \textbf{\emph{blah}}, cursor anywhere, will remove nothing.
What is the rationale for excluding brace removal in case of macro
arguments?
If it is an argument for a macro, just remove {} may not enough, since {}
will not be unnecessary in most cases. For example, \textbf{\emph{blah}},
if just remove the inner pair, which will give \textbf{\emphblah}, this may
not be compilable since \emphblah does not exist. In such a situation,
people may consider using the second command to remove the whole macro
instead of just a pair of non-extra {}.
--
Adam
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