Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/

Philipp Weissenbacher <p.weissenbacher -AT- gmail.com>
Tue, 21 Feb 2012 16:33:28 +0100

Just asking: Is there a specific reason to highlight negations with
capital letters (e.g. NOT)?


Not really. It is mainly a habit of mine because I sometimes overread
such things when tired or in a hurry and thus interpret them totally
wrong. You may of course use "normal case" if you think it's better that
way :)


No, no, I like that!

Context

[PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · David Vogt
- Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · Philipp Weissenbacher
  - Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · Thorsten Behrens
    - Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · Philipp Weissenbacher
      - Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · David Vogt
        
        Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · Philipp Weissenbacher
      - [PUSHED] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · Michael Meeks
    - Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · Philipp Weissenbacher
      - Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · David Vogt
  - Re: [PATCH] Translated german comments in sw/source/core/layout/ · David Vogt

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