I wonder if table3, in which replacements are defined with some exceptions, is necessary. I think one can handle such replacements with regular expressions, which are defined in table2. But without table3, users are requested to add new replacements in table2 with quite complex regular expressions. Temporarily, I keep table3, but it is worth discussing its raison d'être.
I wonder if table3, in which replacements are defined with some exceptions, is necessary. I think one can handle such replacements with regular expressions, which are defined in table2. But without table3, users are requested to add new replacements in table2 with quite complex regular expressions. Temporarily, I keep table3, but it is worth discussing its raison d'être.