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From: "Nick Roberts" <Nick.Roberts@dial.pipex.com>
Subject: Re: HTML as GNAT source
Date: 1998/02/10
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How would an HTML processor react to <, <=, >=, >, and => delimiters in the
Ada text?  (Are they guaranteed to be ignored?)

Good job Ada doesn't have a </ operator!

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Lionel Draghi <LioDraghi@FILNET.FR> wrote in article
<34DB8D82.67CF8DC1@filnet.fr>...
[...]
> What i am asking for is exactly the Ada-mode, plus the ability to
> manage few html markers in comments, those allowing to jump to
> other documents (why not only hREF?).