Collin Funk wrote: > Ah, interesting. I think in English it would mostly depend on the > context. "Interruption" means you are stopping something from > progressing, but I don't think the word itself describes if it is > temporary or not. "Stop" more strongly indicates a permanent halting > of the activity, but that isn't always the case. Language is hard I > guess. :)
Thanks for explaining. > I've committed the attached patch Thanks! Bruno
