Closed paulrolfe closed 1 month ago
Hi @paulrolfe,
The thing that you want to achieve is not possible with the method you suggested.
The stringValue
parameter is not for passing a value that will be set as a format. It is only to help determine Switernalization to filter available options (translations) and pick the most correct one.
It could work if your translation json file look like this:
"Key": {
"word": "put word here",
"default": "put %@ here"
}
What I'd suggest for this moment is to create your string this way:
let format = Swifternalization.localizedString("put.?.here.format")
let output = String(format: format, arguments: ["word"]) // put word here
However, I am thinking whether this is worth to implement method like I18n.localizedStringWithFormat(key, stringValue, arguments, fittingWidth, defaultValue, comment)
that will obtain format string for a specified key and a stringValue and will pass arguments to the string on its own. The last thing is what you would like to use and this is not implemented in the current version.
Ok I can do that for now -- build the string on my own. But I think that would be a great feature to fill out this library.
Thanks!
Sure, np, thanks for the idea, will think about it this week!
I can't figure out how I would pass in strings as arguments. Perhaps it's not built in, I was expecting that
I18n.localizedString("Key", stringValue: "word")
where"Key": "Put %@ here"
would produce"Put word here"
. That's apparently not what happens though.Is there support for this that I don't see?