Hi Wilfried,
>>> another question; Afaik if you add a comment next to a string to
translate,
>>> it shows up in the po file; That might be appropriate for the units,
like m
>>> or d?
>>
>> I am not sure I get the point here... Usually strings (or group of)
>> are marked as "translatable" in glade files or inside "_()" so I don't
>> see why comments should appear as well in po file :?
>>
>>> So one realy knows what this single char means?
>>
>> Which single char?. Do you mean really strange in glade files?, I am
>> not really a fan of all glade stuff...
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> David
>
> at least in C I know you can do
>
> _("blabla" /* something realy st00pid*/ )
>
> and you will get in the po file
>
> the "blabla" as text to translate and a comment in front of it with
'something realy st00pid'
>
> so you could do:
>
> _("s" /* seconds */)
>
> or
>
> _("m" /* metric meter unit */)
>
> so you can see without the GUI-Context whats meant here.
>
I see, thanks for clarification and enjoy the snow! ;)
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