On 10/28/2010 12:24 PM, Matt Read wrote:
_t(''moved %s blocks to %s.');
I beat you thought the first placeholder was the number of blocks,
didn't you? :P
No, because it's a %s instead of a %d. But I did think it caused an
error as written.
Also note that you don't need to use sprintf() with _t() anymore.
You can specify the substitutions as an array in the second parameter:
_t('moved %s blocks to %s', array('red', 'trash'));
This is still compatible with the module specifier as long as you pass
the substitutions as an array:
_t('moved %s blocks to %s', array('red', 'trash'), 'mymodule');
Note that you *must* specify the substitutions as an array, even if
there is only one:
_t('moved %d blocks', array(4)); // Correct
_t('moved %d blocks', 4); // Causes cancer in rats
Owen
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