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Fixed incorrect pluralisation for de_informal
Updated language system to only use initial part of locale for translation pluralisation to better match the hard-coded logic of the built-in MessageSelector. Extends and overrides Laravel's default for this system. Added test to cover. Related to #3976.
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<?php | ||
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namespace BookStack\Translation; | ||
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use Illuminate\Translation\MessageSelector as BaseClass; | ||
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/** | ||
* This is a customization of the default Laravel MessageSelector class to tweak pluralization, | ||
* so that is uses just the first part of the locale string to provide support with | ||
* non-standard locales such as "de_informal". | ||
*/ | ||
class MessageSelector extends BaseClass | ||
{ | ||
public function getPluralIndex($locale, $number) | ||
{ | ||
$locale = explode('_', $locale)[0]; | ||
return parent::getPluralIndex($locale, $number); | ||
} | ||
} |
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