From: "Barry A. Warsaw" <barry@zope.com> > >>>>> "TP" == Tim Peters <tim.one@comcast.net> writes: > > TP> You're misreading "no" as "now" instead of "not". This patch > TP> removed 'access' from python-font-lock-keywords, and that's > TP> exactly what "is no a keyword" meant to me considering it was > TP> BarrySpeak <wink>. > > How weird, I never wrote any of that! > > I /have/ been playing with NaturallySpeaking for Linux (tm) and all I > did was burp. Why did it take that sound to mean: cause my XEmacs to > respond to the message, do the cvs log, cut-n-paste, send the message, > without even my knowledge? Okay, it was a rather, um, soupy burp, but > nonetheless... Part of the deal with my natural language system at Dragon was that they wanted me to work on Dutch translation, but I don't know Dutch so I used Python and figured that would be enough. It turns out that Dutch sounds a lot like burping to my ear. I think you can see where this is headed... -Dave
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