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Comment out ellipses when they mean "more code here" rather than an actual ellipsis token. #1390
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It would also be interesting to investigate using |
I made a macro that typesets /* ... */ in all code. It's used in a few
places.
…On 18 Mar 2018 01:48, "Richard Smith" ***@***.***> wrote:
It would also be interesting to investigate using \vdots for places where
we currently use commented-out ellipses.
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@zygoloid: I'd like to revise item 3: ellipses should not just blanketly be "center dots", but rather, they should be the appropriate kind of dots for the things they apply to: center dots for binary operators like +, baseline dots for comma-separates items, etc. AmsTex has dedicated commands \dotsc (comma) and \dotsb (binary operator) for that; I think we should follow the same approach. |
Most places already do this, but a few don't:
Interestingly, there are also a couple uses of mega-ellipses consisting of five dots (
.....
):But maybe these are fine, because at least
.....
is not the C++ ellipsis token.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: