Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm trying to force the use of a specific
PluralRule in a message by using the following syntax:
public String myMessage(@PluralCount(DefaultRule_0_1_n.class) int
count);
but DefaultRule_0_1_n does not implement the PluralRule interface and
thus this cannot be done.
The workaround I've come up with is to define a
static class MyDefaultRule_0_1_n implements PluralRule {
final DefaultRule_0_1_n rule;
public MyDefaultRule_0_1_n() {
rule = new DefaultRule_0_1_n();
}
public PluralForm[] pluralForms() {
return rule.pluralForms();
}
public int select(int n) {
return rule.select(n);
}
}
and use that in place of DefaultRule_0_1_n.
Is this the proper way to go or should the DefaultRule* all implement
PluralRule?
Mathias.
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