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ö
is also hard to type unless you're a finn
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should we allow 2 different file extensions, ö
for finns and one of the alternatives for other people? then this would be kinda like c++ where you have .cpp
, .cxx
, .cc
and probably others I don't remember or haven't heard of
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.o..
would probably break existing things that weren't designed to handle trailing dots, like python's os.path
>>> import os.path
>>> os.path.splitext('somepath.o..')
('somepath.o.', '.')
>>>
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.odotdot
is long to type, i'm starting to like .:o
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