* Debian WWW CVS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-09-03 10:08]: > Modified files: > english/international/l10n: menu.def > english/international/l10n/po: tmpl.src > english/international/l10n/templates: tmpl.src > english/international/l10n/po-debconf: tmpl.src > > Log message: > Let's be kind to translators, and not requiring the addition of > an extra file in the tmpl.src (I felt in the trap myself as > translator ;)
Thanks. There is just one question: What are those lines prefixed with
;;;? Are they ment to be translated? Where do they appear? If they are
ment to be comments why wasn't # used? Is ;;; a special wml comment
syntax or is that stripped somewhere else?
I'm for one asking because I like to know what to do with them and on
the other hand if they are wml comments I need to update my wml.vim
syntax file ;)
So long,
Alfie
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