> Thank you. Seems good from a quick read. I’m regretting the choice of the > display_ prefix; is there any technical limitation or other opposition to > using just true and false? > > \pset true ‘true’ > \pset false ‘false’ > > To keep in line with: > > \pset null ‘(null)’
Uhm. I don't know. No technical limitation AFAICS. It looks a bit weird to me, because those names are so generic; but also I cannot really object to them. That said, such a last-minute bikeshed comment seems like a perfect way to kill your patch.
I'll gladly take a vote.
I think so this is little bit different case
In this context I see three "safe" variants like
short: t, f
long: true, false
localized: nepravda, pravda (if this is available)
localized short is probably very messy - like 'n' and 'p' for Czech language and never be used
In the Czech environment we mostly don't translate boolean constants in computer science.
Regards
Pavel
Null is different - there is not known any formal symbol for null.
