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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2004-01-09 03:31:17
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Friedrich Lobenstock wrote: > Heiko Zuerker wrote on 09.01.2004 02:53 MET: > >> Friedrich Lobenstock wrote: >> >>> I would prefere the '|' instead of the '%' then, but anyway send >>> me your patches when you've reworked them and I will check them. >> >> >> I actually would stay away from '|', since it's special meaning on the >> command line. What's about using the '@', this would even make sense >> since it means (at). > > > May I remind you that we are not on the command line. > > Take a look: > > with % > IPV6ROUTE="3ffd:1:2::/48%3ffd:1:2:ffff::2" > IPv6ROUTE="$IPV6ROUTE 3ffd:1:3::/48%3ffd:1:2:ffff::2" > > with @ > IPV6ROUTE="3ffd:1:2::/48@3ffd:1:2:ffff::2" > IPv6ROUTE="$IPV6ROUTE 3ffd:1:3::/48@3ffd:1:2:ffff::2" > > with | > IPV6ROUTE="3ffd:1:2::/48|3ffd:1:2:ffff::2" > IPv6ROUTE="$IPV6ROUTE 3ffd:1:3::/48|3ffd:1:2:ffff::2" > > IMO the '|' separates both sides optically better than '%' > or '@' do because it comes closer to the ':'. > OK let's vote about it, what do our co-developers/users want? ( Mails with anything else then @ are automatically disqualified ;-) ) Heiko |