[texhax] The last character of a string
Philip TAYLOR
chaa006 at gmail.com
Fri Jan 29 11:16:05 CET 2010
Maybe use virtual fonts, Michael, with ligatures
between period and other punctuation flattening to
a single glyph ?
** Phil.
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Michael Barr wrote:
> Yes, inside TeX. Since it pertains only to a few macros, I could
> search them by hand. An example is that I might get a paper to edit
> and it has \subjclass{...}. If it ends with a period, then I want to
> set it as is.
> If it doesn't, I want to add one. Some authors do the one and some do
> the other. Another one is \subsection{...} whose parameter might end
> in a period, a question mark, or even an exclamation point. Same
> issue. A few authors use \subsubsection. I am ambivalent about
> \section since the section headers are separated. If it were just my
> own work, I could be consistent, but I am TeX editor for an online
> journal.
> Michael
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