> (and thousands of similar entries. from what I can tell, the more > *real* research done by an author, the more likely he is to come > down on the one space side...) Knuth, when he invented TeX, heavily promoted a typesetting rule (for variable-width fonts) that allowed the whitespace after a full stop to stretch more than regular word space. The Emacs folks, who love Knuth, translated this idea for fixed-width text into two spaces. Note that HTML also doesn't do this -- it always single-spaces text. Looks fine to me. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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