Robert Cimrman a écrit : > Christophe wrote: > >> Robert Cimrman a écrit : >> >>> To confuse the matter further: there is also Czech notation: (3,4> :) >>> >> This would not be hard to asdd this. Which others countries use that >> notation ? >> > > Not sure. IMHO it's just a such cosmetic issue - I wonder what Chinese > use, and am pretty happy with both [] and (] systems so do not bother much. > > cheers, > r. I have just done the change and add new supports would be reasy to do. But I'm agree with you.
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