Re uppercase vs. lowercase: > > Actually there are lots more than 26 since you could use uppercase and > > they don't have to be single character or just a-z. > > Tradition is that case is not considered; see Table 10-4 in > the AMS LRM 2.2 (%h or %H, %d or %D, ... %s or %S). The only > differences are %e/%E which determine whether it's 1e-3 or 1E-3. %e vs. %E was inherited from C. That's not a real difference, in the sense that the meaning of the output is the same in both cases. Shalom -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Mon Feb 26 04:54:59 2007
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