Open sam961 opened 3 years ago
Where is localizedWithParameters
coming from? I don't think that's part of BonMot. I wonder if the order of the %@
in the Arabic string is messing up the positional format? Maybe try swapping the order?
i created a protocol it is the same as :
let text = String(format: NSLocalizedString("List of <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>'s devices", comment: ""), "My Name")
but the text is not translated
"List of <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>'s devices"="TEST <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>TEST";
@sam961 oh, I missed something in your original post. You had <tags>
without backticks, so GitHub didn't render them because it thought they were HTML tags. I've edited your original post to make this more clear, and I'll keep investigating the issue.
@sam961 I was not able to reproduce the issue. I set up my localized strings file like this:
"List of <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>'s devices"="الأجهزة <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>'الخاصة";
In my app code, here's how I set up the styling. I used an existing app, so the code has more than you should need to get it working, but here's the gist:
label.attributedText = String(format: NSLocalizedString("List of <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>'s devices", comment: "foo"), "Zev").styled(with: StringStyle([
.adapt(.control),
.font(UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 30, weight: .medium)),
.color(.tutorialText),
.alignment(.center),
.xmlRules([
.style("nameStyle", StringStyle(.color(.red))),
]),
]))
Result:
I cannot make locaization from english to arabic example
let text = "List of <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>'s devices".localizedWithParameters(name)
In the localized string i have the following :
"List of <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>'s devices"="الأجهزة <nameStyle>%@</nameStyle>'الخاصة";
Please help