Re: Regarding outline headings in emacs-lisp libraries

[Richard Stallman]

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  > > 1. A single top-level section called "Code", which can have subsections.
  > > 
  > > 2. Multiple top-level sections, none called just "Code", but their
  > > names should contain the word "Code".

  > Both possibilities are fine with me.

  > However, AFAIU Jonas didn't like 1,

If there ia a fairly simple file, and its code is in one section named 
"Code" (which is the convention now), what can be wrong with that?

That's how our files are set up now.  Is someone saying that that
is unacceptable and they _must_ all be changed?  That seems like an
unnecessary nuisance.

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