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The docs give the following example:
your-rank = { NUMBER($pos, type: "ordinal") ->
[1] You finished first!
[one] You finished {$pos}st
[two] You finished {$pos}nd
[few] You finished {$pos}rd
*[other] You finished {$pos}th
}
Checking via the online editor I see we get the following strings:
1: You finished first!
2: You finished 2nd
3: You finished 3rd
4: You finished 4th
5: You finished 5th
…
20: You finished 20th
21: You finished 21st
22: You finished 22nd
23: You finished 23rd
24: You finished 24rd
25: You finished 25rd
But the python implementation seems to not recognise the type: "ordinal"
on the selector and we always get the “other” case:
>>> from fluent.runtime import FluentLocalization, FluentResourceLoader
>>> l10n = FluentLocalization(['en'], ['test.ftl'], FluentResourceLoader('{locale}'))
>>> l10n.format_value('your-rank', {'pos': 1})
'You finished 1th'
>>> l10n.format_value('your-rank', {'pos': 2})
'You finished 2th'
>>> l10n.format_value('your-rank', {'pos': 3})
'You finished 3th'
>>> l10n.format_value('your-rank', {'pos': 5})
'You finished 5th'
>>> l10n.format_value('your-rank', {'pos': 21})
'You finished 21th'
>>> l10n.format_value('your-rank', {'pos': 22})
'You finished 22th'
>>> l10n.format_value('your-rank', {'pos': 23})
'You finished 23th'
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