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Just a question before I mess up thing even more: What is the difference
between the string translation functions (_ "some text") and (N_ "some
text") ?
And in what cases are we supposed to use which one? As far as I understood
one of them should be used for strings that are some kind of keys, i.e.
are used to look up some element in a list, and the other version is for
strings which are only displayed but not used any further, e.g.
tooltip/help strings. I thought the former is (N_ ) and the latter is (_ )
. Is this correct or did I get something wrong?
Christian
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