Issue - #6794 #6805
Issue - #6794 #6805
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issue no-6794. solving this issue
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Is this pull request complete? If not, it's best to mark it as draft to avoid wasting reviewer time.
Instead of mentioning the issue number in the title, please mention it in the text of the pull request. GitHub doesn't do much with issue numbers in the pull request titles, but it will gladly link the two together if you move it into the comment section.
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Please don't commit extraneous files (produced by your editor?). When contributing to an open source project, try to minimise your changes as much as possible. This file should be removed from the pull request (but feel free to keep it locally, uncommitted).
| #define Pl_(n, String1, StringPlural) dngettext("data.table", String1, StringPlural, n) | ||
| #define Pl_Extract(String1, StringPlural) (String1 "\0" StringPlural) // Helps extract both strings |
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Could you please explain your plan for making this work? As submitted, this doesn't help potools::po_extract actually find the strings marked using the Pl_ macro.
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@aitap Sorry for this mistake. I appreciate your feedback and will make the necessary improvements.
The macro adds the plural string by concatenating it with the singular form using "\0".
This ensures both forms are present in the source code for translation tools like xgettext.
It does not affect runtime behavior but helps extract both singular and plural strings.
When used, only the singular appears in printf(), but both forms exist in memory.