Thread: Any programmers out there - what reader do you use?
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Old 09-15-2008, 05:51 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by iterati View Post
And why code must be rendered using monospaxed fonts, anyway? Maybe that was the in thing 20 years ago that primitive editors were the only tools available but nowadays there isn't merit in lining up comments and declarations and so on. Proportional fonts work best in 99.9% of cases, I think.
What? Are you calling Emacs a primitive editor

For code in papers I either us a monospaced font or something smaty like LaTeX that can typeset code. I am not sure HTML is enought for handling typeset code.
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