The pluralization of 0 and 1 depends on the language.
Created attachment 126228 [details] Patch
Comment on attachment 126228 [details] Patch Can we ASSERT(count > 0) or even better convert its type to be unsigned [and then the localization to be %u]? Likewise we could change the WEB_UI_STRING description string to be slightly different for 0 items and 1 items. In the 0 case its a presentation string when there are no selected options, and the 1 is for just 1 selected option, in a <select multiple>.
(In reply to comment #2) > (From update of attachment 126228 [details]) > Can we ASSERT(count > 0) or even better convert its type to be unsigned [and then the localization to be %u]? That is a good point, there is really no reason to use an int here. I will make a separate patch for that to avoid messing up our stuff too much.
It's not just 0 and 1 that are language dependent. For example, 20 and 21 need different noun forms in Russian. I believe that there are lots of other cases like this. Is there a Radar bug tracking this issue? If there is one, please post its number in a comment, add it to ChangeLog, and add InRadar keyword.
Committed r107288: <http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/107288>
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