Re: ?\ vs. ?\s

[Juanma Barranquero]

> Humm. Yes meaning "OK to change" or yes meaning "Not OK" to change?
> Because in my question, "yes" meant "yes, I'm gonna be very pissed if
> you change it" :)

Or did you mean: yes to change "?\  ", no to change other "?\ "?

Because, after taking a look at it, many or most uses are "?\  ", so
it doesn't really pay to change ones and not the others...

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