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Subject: Re: Show presence of zero width spaces using overlay
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2016 21:21:53 +0200
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timor <timor.dd@gmail.com> writes:

> Maybe it is viable to start defining and implementing some obvious
> cases, which can later be generalized into a rule, so that code has
> not to be rewritten on every level at once.

I'd rather define some specifications right from the beginning, i.e.,
what, where and, ultimately, how.

> In plain-text parts of org documents (i.e. that would be exported as
> the content of <p> attributes in html, or to plain text paragraphs in
> Markdown, etc.), there shall be a way to treat strings in the same way
> as the surrounding plain text, which would otherwise be handled by
> org-mode in a special way.

I don't understand.

Regards,