Larry Wall writes:
: Richard Proctor writes:
: : In Apocalypse 2, \Q is being used for two things, and I believe this may be
: : ambiguious.
: :
: : It has the current \Quote meaning admitibly \Q{oute} it is also being
: : proposed for a null token disambiguate context. As in $foo\Q[bar].
:
: Hmm, yes, that's a problem. I'd forgotten about the quotemeta kludge.
: I'll have to think about it. Maybe quotemeta becomes \qm{} or some such.
I guess that might also mean that \L turns into \ql{} and \U turns into
\qu{}. Hmm. That would mean that
$x = ql{$(EXPR)};
means the same thing as lc(EXPR). Interesting.
Don't panic, I'm just thinking out loud...
Larry
