gvwilson@nevex.com wrote: > > The *biggest* problem (IMO) is that the runes are not on our > > keyboards. >=20 > Agreed. Perhaps non-native English speakers could pitch in and = describe > how easy/difficult it is for them to (for example) put = properly-accented > Spanish comments in code? you know, people who do use foreign languages a lot tend to use keyboards designed for their language. I have keys for all swedish characters on my keyboard -- att skriva korrekt svenska p=E5 mitt tangentbord =E4r hur enkelt som helst... to type less common latin 1 characters, I =FCs=FB=E0ll=FF o=F1l=FF have = to use tw=F6 keys -- one "d=E8=E1d ke=FD" for the =E5ccent, f=F6llow=E9d by = th=EB c=F6rre- sp=F5nding ch=E4r=E5ct=E8r. (visst, =FC och =E9 anv=E4nds ibland i = svensk text, och fanns f=F6rr ofta som separata tangenter -- i alla fall innan pc'n kom och f=F6rst=F6rde allting). besides, the use of indentation causes enough problems when doing trivial things like mailing, posting, and typesetting Python code. = adding odd characters to the mix won't exactly help... </F>
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