Markus Neteler wrote:
> just found this one while running "make pot" (GRASs 6.4.svn):
>
> Generating grasswxpy...
> xgettext -k_ -o ./templates/grasswxpy.pot `find ../gui/wxpython -name
> '*.py' | xargs grep -l "_(\""`
> ../gui/wxpython/gui_modules/colorrules.py:391: warning: 'msgid' format string
> with unnamed arguments cannot be properly localized:
> The translator cannot
> reorder the arguments.
> Please consider using
> a format string with named arguments,
391 self.cr_label.SetLabel(_('Enter raster cat values or percents
(range = %d-%d)' %
392 (self.rast['min'], self.rast['max'])))
Note that this issue also arises in C: the use of e.g. "%1$d" in
format strings isn't part of C89, although it is in C99 and SUS.
It's almost invariably possible to come up with a form of wording
which preserves the original order, e.g. "(min=%d, max=%d)".
I would guess that this specific case might be an issue for
right-to-left languages (we do have a partial Arabic translation for
grassmods and grasslibs, but not grasswxpy).
If we want to eliminate the warning, the solution is:
self.cr_label.SetLabel(_('Enter raster cat values or percents
(range = %(min)d-%(min)d)' %
dict(min = self.rast['min'], max =
self.rast['max'])))
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Glynn Clements <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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