Re: Conversion of apostrophe in texi to PDF (was Re: Typos in LM)

[Reinhold Kainhofer]

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Am Freitag, 17. Oktober 2008 schrieb Trevor Daniels:
> There's (at least) one more, nested in an @warning.

Where exactly is this so I can check it, too?

> I can't reverse the nesting here, and simply removing
> the @code seems to cause curly quotes to appear in
> the html. However, I have an old version of texi2html
> so maybe it will be ok in the production version.

Inside a @warning, quotes are supposed to be replaced by curly quotes. After 
all, a warning is normal text, where normal typesetting rules apply. Anything 
inside @code is a different matter, and there will/should be no curly quotes 
replacements inside @code.

> Reinhold - could you check if straight quotes in
> @warnings are replaced by curlies in the version you
> are using.

Yes, of course they are.

Cheers,
Reinhold

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