1 files changed, 10 insertions, 10 deletions
diff --git a/lib/pure/unidecode/unidecode.nim b/lib/pure/unidecode/unidecode.nim
index f3727c864..771975412 100644
--- a/lib/pure/unidecode/unidecode.nim
+++ b/lib/pure/unidecode/unidecode.nim
@@ -22,14 +22,14 @@
 ## strictly one-way transformation. However a human reader will probably
 ## still be able to guess what original string was meant from the context.
 ##
-## This module needs the data file "unidecode.dat" to work: You can either
-## ship this file with your application and initialize this module with the
-## `loadUnidecodeTable` proc or you can define the ``embedUnidecodeTable``
-## symbol to embed the file as a resource into your application.
+## This module needs the data file "unidecode.dat" to work: This file is
+## embedded as a resource into your application by default. But you an also
+## define the symbol ``--define:noUnidecodeTable`` during compile time and
+## use the `loadUnidecodeTable` proc to initialize this module.
 
 import unicode
 
-when defined(embedUnidecodeTable):
+when not defined(noUnidecodeTable):
   import strutils
 
   const translationTable = splitLines(slurp"unidecode/unidecode.dat")
@@ -38,11 +38,11 @@ else:
   var translationTable: seq[string]
 
 proc loadUnidecodeTable*(datafile = "unidecode.dat") =
-  ## loads the datafile that `unidecode` to work. Unless this module is
-  ## compiled with the ``embedUnidecodeTable`` symbol defined, this needs
-  ## to be called by the main thread before any thread can make a call
-  ## to `unidecode`.
-  when not defined(embedUnidecodeTable):
+  ## loads the datafile that `unidecode` to work. This is only required if
+  ## the module was compiled with the ``--define:noUnidecodeTable`` switch.
+  ## This needs to be called by the main thread before any thread can make a
+  ## call to `unidecode`.
+  when defined(noUnidecodeTable):
     newSeq(translationTable, 0xffff)
     var i = 0
     for line in lines(datafile):