Andy Parkins wrote:
> I, personally, wouldn't like to say which is correct in that case - or
> in the "nodiff"/"!diff" question. However, I don't think it's correct
> to universally rule out all double negative use - they have their
> place.
Yet in Junio's introductory message, the example was
* crlf !nodiff
and it made me think: huh? And then again: huh?
I don't mind if you call me dumb now, but even an intelligent person
will have to think a second or two about the meaning. That's plainly not
necessary. In particular, where there can be no difference between
"diff" and "!nodiff".
-- Hannes
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