Ivan Shmakov wrote:
> There's no need to use sprintf () along with G_warning (), since
> the latter is already capable of the printf ()-style formatting.
>
> Also, the following are /not/ equivalent fragments of code:
>
>G_warning (FMT, );
>
>sprintf (s, FMT, );
>
Hello Ivan,
It's good to see Your internationalisation efforts, still I spotted
one huge NO-NO in Your patch - one should NEVER split strings marked
for translation. Some languages may require opposite word order in
sentence or even different sentence for each case. Also if translating
such sentenc
There's no need to use sprintf () along with G_warning (), since
the latter is already capable of the printf ()-style formatting.
Also, the following are /not/ equivalent fragments of code:
G_warning (FMT, );
sprintf (s, FMT, );
G_warning (s);
Instead, t
