Eric Blake wrote: > But editors (at least good ones, including vi, emacs, and kate) can be > taught about new suffixes, and once taught, will treat .eh like .h.
Solving a problem for yourself is one thing; solving it for all the people who look at the gnulib sources from outside is another. I did such a mistake in a past life (in GNU clisp: use of .d suffix for essentially C source, and use .lsp suffix for what most other people named .lisp). The effect: It reduces the willingless of people to contribute to the project. In other words: It takes away contributors. To some extent, it pushes the project out of the mainstream, into a niche. Bruno
