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I just started to learning weblate and I still can't find the most fit configuration for my project.
my app available in 3 platform.. android, iOS and Web. each of them developed separately with native approach (android with .xml, iOS with .strings, and web using .json resources)
during my exploration, I found out that translation string can contains parameter (ex: %lld on iOS or %1$s on Android). How's the good way to achieve support for both platform ? I notice that strings can contain inherited flags but it only assigned when using auto detection for uploaded project.
Is it possible to support both format when exporting the string resources? I've tried what I can but exporting for each platform didn't automatically changes the parameter syntax
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Hi,
I just started to learning weblate and I still can't find the most fit configuration for my project.
my app available in 3 platform.. android, iOS and Web. each of them developed separately with native approach (android with .xml, iOS with .strings, and web using .json resources)
during my exploration, I found out that translation string can contains parameter (ex:
%lld
on iOS or%1$s
on Android). How's the good way to achieve support for both platform ? I notice that strings can contain inherited flags but it only assigned when using auto detection for uploaded project.Is it possible to support both format when exporting the string resources? I've tried what I can but exporting for each platform didn't automatically changes the parameter syntax
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