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Date:         Thu, 19 Jun 1997 22:14:44 +0400
From: Vladimir Volovich <TeX@VVV.VSU.RU>
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Subject:      Re: [Bug Report] Problem with INPUTENC package and TOC files.
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Hello,

Chris Rowley wrote:

> Warning
> =======
[...]
> There are an increasing number of programs around nowadays that parse
> LaTeX code directly and they are often much less forgiving than doood
> old TeX itself since there originators probably RTFMed.
>
> So it is now becoming more important for even Frank (and me) to use
> precisely correct LaTeX commands and LaTeX syntax in documents.

What are the correct LaTeX commands? I think that these are exactly the
commands which are correct from the TeX's point of view, aren't they?
I think that those parsers, if they want to be correct, *should* parse
according to the general TeX syntax (and semantics).
[ But there is really only one correct parser---TeX ;-) ]

--
With best regards,
                   Vladimir.