On 5/19/07, Malcolm Tredinnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > The "%(score)d" and "%(user)s" strings are Python format strings. The > first one says "the dictionary used to format this string will contain a > key "score" and that will hold an integer". The second one is expecting > a string under the key "user". > > For a translator, this means you must copy those format strings > *exactly* into the translated string. You can reorder them, if it makes > the sentence translate more nicely, but you must have exactly one > occurrence of %(score)d and one occurrence of %(user)s in the resulting > translation. You seem to have either omitted the trailing character, or > mistransated it into something else. > > Refer to http://docs.python.org/lib/typesseq-strings.html if you want > more information about format strings. However, the short rule is that > when you see something that looks like %(wxy)z, you must copy the whole > thing into the result, including the character(s) after the parentheses > (everything up to the next whitespace). > > Regards, > Malcolm > > > > > > Thanks malcolm .. I was able to fix the errors. I updated the translation file at ticket no : 3673
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