On Monday 13 September 2010, Cristian Marchi wrote: > Translations commited to rev 19572. They will be in the next release. > Thanks for contributing. > > I've only found a problem on file po/pl.po: if I run it through the > command "msgfmt -c" i get an error message because one english string > contains this phrase "e.g. 10% or 32px" while the translated is "np. 10% > lub 32px". The problem is that the combination "% o" is not recognized > as corresponding to "% l". Searching from google I discovered that by > removing "#, c-format" for this string the error message is gone. For > now I've left this string in the commited translation because it is in > the original pot file but I'm in need of help from developers on this > topic.
IMHO this c-format can be safely removed, but it should be done in more general way. I don't know anything about scheme programming (yet) but it seems that intl-scm/xgettext.scm should be somehow fixed to not to treat strings with '%' character separated with space from next letter as c-format. Other workaround (easier to do but due to string freeze impossible now) is to change both in msgid and msgstr the offending '10%' to '10%%'. Regards Rajish _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list gnucash-devel@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
