>> What exactly do you consider as 'wrong and unexpected'?
>
> As a general treatment for Texinfo code, I find this removal of
> spaces wrong and unexpected. This kind of transformation may be ok
> for conversion, though other possibilities could make more sense but
> as a representation of the Texinfo code I find it incorrect.
>
> In particular, the fact that
> aaaaaaaaaa@c
> bbbbbbbbbbb
> could be represented or converted to
> aaaaaaaaaabbbbbbbbbbb
> looks particularly wrong to me.
For me, it looks quite natural. It's just not the 'natural' way of
how HTML handles spaces. The big advantage of TeX's space algorithm
is the ability to continue words (or, say, long URLs) in another line
and still retain indentation in the source code:
Blablabla
https://foo.bar/@c
baz/urgh.html
Blablabla
This is something not possible in HTML at all.
Anyway, this is a deviation from my original report and just a tangent
remark.
Werner
