[DotGNU]on commas in macros (was Re: pnet-book building problems)

[S11001001]

Furthermore, you may get some weird output where the quotes used to be. 
Read this from book.texi:

@ignore
We seem to want to put quotes in front of every chapter, just like all
the classics (Stroustrup, FSFS, etc.). But the authors don't have a
full knowledge of the nuances of Texinfo, and we need this anyway. So
use this to standardize it (don't include quotes!)

Note that if you put commas in the quote, you must escape them with
\. However, this will look weird in TeX. Hopefully, this problem will
be fixed in next version of texinfo.tex (I have reported the bug
<http://mail.gnu.org/pipermail/bug-texinfo/2002-July/005191.html>).
--S11001001
@end ignore
@macro dgquote {saying, sayer}
@quotation
@i{``\saying\''}
@address@hidden
@end quotation
@end macro

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