That wasn't my question, the docs already said that. I should use something=
like
i18n(" ", "%n Tracks", count) ?

On 8/7/05, Michael Pyne wrote:
> On Sunday 07 August 2005 18:33, Ian Monroe wrote:
> > What is the correct syntax for i18n of a string that is always plural
> > with a number?
> >
> > According to the i18n docs:
> > "This form of i18n() gets expanded to as many cases as required by the
> > user's language. In English, this is just two forms; in other
> > languages it may be more depending on the num variable value."
> > refering to the i18n(char*, char*, int) form.
> >
> > It says that:
> > "So something like i18n("%1 files were deleted") is incorrect, even if
> > always deleting more than one file."
> >
> > ...so what exactly am I supposed to do in that situation - always plura=
l?
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