Pablo Rodríguez wrote:
\whitecomma is fine. A mandatory improvement would be that \whitecomma
would be zero-width (which I don't know whether it is possible).
This may be a bad idea for various reasons, but it seems to work around
the problem.
Which would be the reasons why the command is a bad idea?
I think just as you point out: the zero-width issue ... as well as the
fact that, although the comma is white and "invisible" looking at the
screen or printed output, it's actually /there/ in the text --- and this
might cause problems with searching, etc.
Fortunately, JK gave the sensible answer and it works best.
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