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From: desj@brahms (David desJardins)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.misc
Subject: Re: More (ad nauseum) on removing punctuation in programming languages
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Date: Mon, 10-Nov-86 17:05:58 EST
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In article <207@druil.UUCP> lat@druil.UUCP (TepperL) writes:
>There's an easy way around this.  I've even used it before:
>
> 	(void) printf("junkjunkjunk{trashtrashtrash\n");
>	/* This } matches the one in the printf above.  Vi is happy. */

   There's an even easier way of avoiding this problem:

% su
# rm -f `which vi`
# exit
[ Now get an editor that works. ]

   -- David desJardins