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[Murali Agastya <address@hidden>]

Alfe,

There is a macro called "smart-space" in the CVS that I use sometimes. I 
first got it from this list via DDAA and then Joris modified it. Google 
it and you will find.
It allows only one space to be input  but even so this allows for 
whitespace to "creep in" for certain combination of movements.

I was suggesting that a command that could remove all extra 
whitespaces.  Of course, space that is entered via commands such as 
\medskip, \hspace etc. would remain.

best,
Murali


Alexander 'Alfe' Fetke wrote:

> Hi, Murali, Joris ...
>
> On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Murali Agastya wrote:
>
>  
>
> > Can we have a command that removes all spaces that are not entered explicitly
> > -- that is that whitespace that is inserted by pressing spacebar several
> > times.
> >    
>
> I'd like to have a mode in which all multiple spaces are reduced to one 
> because I'm very familiar with this behaviour (LaTeX, HTML, ...) and am 
> always a little confused if my typed double space (marker for 
> sentence-ends in emacs, latex, etc.) is visible in the result, especially 
> if the second of the two spaces appears at the beginning of a new line :-/
>
>                                         Alfe
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