Closed marc-medley closed 2 years ago
@slavick I did some additional XML detailed regression checking which resulted in commit https://github.com/nutritionfactsorg/daily-dozen-android/pull/205/commits/73ab04fa8036fb9fa23baf3970bb0d4efc12efd9.
This last commit fixed two discovered issues:
about_text_lines
had been missing the last line, proper vertical spacing, and some translations.¼
and ½
insead of 1/4
and 1/2
.The escaped quotes (\'
and \"
) were verified to be as expected. And, the source *.tsv
files were verified free of any remaining \'
which would have caused a \\'
in the *.xml
.
So, with that, I think this pull request is ready to be put into a test build when you have time.
@slavick And, one more thing... a minor Italian update did also get added. See: https://github.com/nutritionfactsorg/daily-dozen-localization/issues/12#issuecomment-1146385763
@slavick This PR has several updates:
daily-dozen-localization
where the single quote should be escaped as\'
when generating thestrings.xml
files.\"
in the content.strings.xml
generation is a single line of code to change https://github.com/nutritionfactsorg/daily-dozen-localization/commit/ea7ec85d5761af5446b41b9d48f4d855b7f6a4e5"\\\""
in a Swift String literial becomes\"
internally.%1$s
have been replaced with a simplified%s
. The thinking is:1$
does not appear to be programmatically needed in the Java code.%s
formatter can also work in the iOS Swift code.%1$s
is not support in a Swift formatter string.%s
is easer than%1$s
for translators to work with in the spreadsheet