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Message #04380
[Bug 630962] Re: Use named arguments for translatable plural strings
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/630962
Title:
Use named arguments for translatable plural strings
Status in Aptdaemon:
Confirmed
Status in Ubuntu Translations:
Fix Released
Status in “aptdaemon” package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Binary package hint: aptdaemon
The following translatable strings in the code are correctly marked
for plural translation:
The following NEW package will be installed (%s):
The following package will be upgraded (%s):
The following package will be REMOVED (%s):
The following package will be DOWNGRADED (%s):
The following package will be reinstalled (%s):
The following package has been kept back (%s):
However, they use unnamed arguments (%s), which do not allow some
languages such as Arabic and Hebrew to correctly translate the
strings. Named arguments should be used instead (e.g. %(package)s).
The use of unnamed arguments in python plural strings is also a
potential crasher, since gettext -and by extension Launchpad- does not
support error checking of those.
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