i.e. user sees only tag names while customizing, not
the actual or chosen values.
Why do you think this is a problem?
The user sees three options, each clearly described.
The problem IMO is a didactic one.
Reading the manual, the user--that's me :)--keeps in mind three possible
values.
`t'
`nil'
`never'
If he tries to set the variable according a chosen
value, he gets this menu:
"Never"
"If existing"
"Always"
Should he remember, that for "If existing" the variable
will be set to nil, if he checks the var afterwards?
Probably.
However, more easy seems to me a value-setting following
logical pairs
t <=> "Always"
nil <=> "Never"
conditional <=> "If existing"
Given this, the tags may helpfully indicate the value
being set.
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Andreas Roehler
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