Fri, 26 Apr 2013 12:21:08 +0300 було написано Michael Bauer
<[email protected]>:
You're a star, using %'d gets me around the problem.
Does Ubuntu run a Pootle server itself? I remember looking (though that
was a long time ago) and it seemed very complex to translate back then.
No. Ubuntu runs one and only instance of Launchpad in the world. Its
translation module is called Rosetta. This module is almost unmaintained
now.
And there is no any kind of backwards synchronization with any project
outside Launchpad. So Launchpad translations will never be found in
GNOME/Inkscape/FontForge/etc. if you not send them to these projects
directly.
It's really hard to tell with Launchpad which bits are safe and which
aren't :/
Sure.
Yuri
Michael
26/04/2013 05:50, sgrìobh Yuri Chornoivan:
Hi,
I'd rather say it's another bug in Rosetta and another reason for
Ubuntu to translate upstream parts in upstream.
Original strings (nautilus template in GNOME 3.8, message 152):
#: ../libnautilus-private/nautilus-file-operations.c:278
#, c-format
msgid "%'d second"
msgid_plural "%'d seconds"
So it is worth to use "'" in translations to make the parser silent.
Best regards,
Yuri
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