Hi. I have a small improvement request.
Java supports using %,d
as a formatting specifier. Compared to %d
, this provides nicer formatting with locale-dependent digit grouping (1,000,000
vs 1000000
). However, Crowdin doesn’t recognize this as a variable like it does %d
or %s
:
Recognized variables are highlighted and produce a warning when missing from translations. I’ve already had several occasions when a translator mistyped %,d
which later resulted in app crashes.