Hi James, 2009/9/14 Kiyoto (James) Hashida <khashida(a)redhat.com&gt;: > Hi, Fedora people. > I have just finished translating this virt-p2v>tip file. > But I am not sure if the English source is all correct. > There are some % symbols alone here and there. > I wonder if it is a mistake for %s or %d..... > > For instance, > "\\nSending /dev/%s (%.3f GB) to remote machine\\n\\n%!" > and "(about %.0f minutes remaining)" > > Without knowing if it is a string or a number, it is difficult to > set up the word order in a foreign language. > Any idea, anyone? > If the format-string ends in an 'f' as above, it is a floating-point number. Other common operators are 'd' for decimal numbers, 's' or 'c' for a string and character. The numbers/dots after the '%' and before the character (s/f) allow further customization of the replacement value (number of decimal points etc). Hope this helps! cheers, asgeir -- Fedora-trans-list mailing list Fedora-trans-list(a)redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-trans-list