Hi Andras, Andras Major <andras.g.ma...@gmail.com> writes:
> - If, in the source, the "." precedes a double space " " or a newline, > use ". ". > > - In any other case, use ".\ ". I wonder how such a function would look like. Does anyone wants to try to write it? Even pseudo-code would be fine at this stage. > The reason this would work is the Emacs convention of writing ASCII > such that there is at least one more space (at least two) between > sentences. I believe that the Emacs fill-* functions also make use of > this convention. C-h v sentence-end TAB gives several variable that let the user change the number of spaces after a sentence. So I guess this is not really "Emacs convention of writing ASCII", but a more general American convention. Would the values of sentence-end* be taken into account by the feature you describe above? -- Bastien
