Benno Schulenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ah, but the actual change is in the quoting, like it is used in the
> other "Invalid boolean" message, otherwise "use always" might be
> understood as "always use".
You're right. One reason I was wary of adding the quotes was that the
message is already quite long, and it interpolates three strings!
I'm now changing it to:
"%s: %s: Invalid boolean `%s'; use on, off, always, or never.\n"
That way we both avoid the "use always" trap and move the more useful
values ("on" and "off") to the front.
