Thanks for reply Kostya.
It seems, that problem was with the chinese translation. Now its working
fine.I dont know the use of double quotes here, but this was translated
string which I kept there. Anyways, now its working fine. Thanks again.
2011/1/2 Kostya Vasilyev
> It looks like Android is in
It looks like Android is interpreting the Chinese character as a
conversion specifier (like "s" is for String, "d" is for decimal, etc.).
Try adding a space after the "s" in "%1$s". Also make sure the "s" is a
good and proper ASCII character.
Also the double-quotes that you've placed around the s
Hi All,
I am stuck with some resource localization problem.
I have a string in my default locale as follows:
%1$s successful, %2$s failed.
and similarly I have a resource with same name for chinese language as
follows,:
"%1$s成功,
%2$s失败。"
My problem is that for the chinese string its giving fol
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