On Friday 30 Aug 2002 17:28, Rinse de Vries wrote: > Hi, > > kate contains a lot of strings like this: > > #: tips.cpp:47 > <p>You can open the currently edited file in any other application from > within \n > Kate.</p>\n > <p>Choose <strong>File -> Open With</strong> for the list of programs \n > configured\n > for the document type. There is also an option <strong>Other...</strong> to > \n > choose any application on your system.</p>\n > > I was wondering, what is the effect of /n in the rendering of this message > in the application?
No effect whatsoever - it's HTML. This is what it looks like in tips: <tip category="Kate|app"> <html> <p>You can open the currently edited file in any other application from within Kate.</p> <p>Choose <strong>File -> Open With</strong> for the list of programs configured for the document type. There is also an option <strong>Other...</strong> to choose any application on your system.</p> </html> </tip> The newlines are just convenient formatting for the tip writer. Regards, Malcolm -- KDE Proof Reading Team KDE GB English Translation Team
