Chris Rowley

“footnotes . . . get outside of text area” could be refering to the well-known miscinnception that on a ‘short page’ the footnotes should start at the n£ if the...

Should read the end of the text and not be at the

A Rhyme Re: "18855 multiletter control sequences out of 15000+600000 To keep most operations O(1), you can use a doubly linked list:" One hash to store them all, (needs) one...

@blefloch wrote: Another drawback is that it slows down mapping by a few additional expansions. Comment: Since any mapping typically involves quite a lot of expansions per item, it seems...

Is there any great need for an “slist” implementation? Does it have any other advantage beyond saving one token per item? Noting that the value part of the item will...

@FrankMittelbach wrote: dlink lists double the number of burned csnames Are you sure? It looks to me as if there is just one csname per item in both implementations. Where...

Phew! So I have not totally lost it . . . yet! :-)

I think that prop_large is best. But if it is a new data-type and not interchangeable then maybe proplarge_ is strictly more correct?

OK, if the two can be treated as a single type for most all operations. Or rather, as a single type 'after creation': hoping that this works OK!

I tend to agree that use of these should be deprecated with \verb etc. : \ { } (catcode < 3 ). ^ (catcode 7) is I think (like %,...