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In the article about the plurals to a localization (and any other documentation on this) give one var in the string eg
then in stringdict file
however what do you do if you have two variables in the string eg
and stringdict
because this do not work properly. Can any help me to understand what to do? |
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You need to:
Here's an article showing what I mean: Step-by-step guide for localizing plurals in iOS PS. Sorry I didn't include any code to illustrate. I'm typing this on my phone. |
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Ok, in the fresh light of day and on a Mac instead of a phone...
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Cheers @roosterboy, I am getting tthe hang of it and got it to work, however I have something like this
and put this in the
I think because put Thank you for your help. PS. Did do a workaround that would let me add more change of a langange requires
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