chrisjj wrote:> Are you suggesting that Denote be changed to Seperate in the description so it reads better

Yes.

Ah, okay.

I don't really see the difference, both terms seem to fit:

de⋅note
 1. to be a mark or sign of; indicate:

sep⋅a⋅rate
1. to keep apart or divide, as by an intervening barrier or space

> Are you suggesting that Denote be changed to Seperate in the description so it reads better

Yes.

> or with the "/", are you suggesting that be the default?

Sorry, s/xxx/yyy/ is an idiom of writing, meaning substitute xxx with yyy - from a command in a very old editor program

I shall endeavour to be clearer next time.

I, like nohitter, am a little lost on what you're asking for here. Are you suggesting that Denote be changed to Seperate in the description so it reads better, or with the "/", are you suggesting that be the default? *Scratches Head*

chrisjj wrote:Increased accuracy, NH

Sorry, I still don't follow

What does "s/denote/separate/" mean?

Increased accuracy, NH

chrisjj wrote:
I suggest s/denote/separate/ .

Huh?

http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view.php?id=4938
"This specifies what character is used to denote multiple values within a single field (e.g. Rock;Folk)."

I suggest s/denote/separate/ .