Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.6.3) OS: Linux 1. open the file http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/l10n-kde4/ru/messages/kdepim/libmessagecomposer.po?revision=1233383&view=markup in Lokalize 2. edit a random string (for example, the first one) and save the file. After that you get the "Syntax check" warning: > Syntax check has found possible erorrs. > Translation Units view lists suspicious entries. > Reasons: specify %1 in first plural form explicitly for cases like 21, 31, ... But if you edit the false-buggy messages so that the "%1" is not serapated by a line break, then the "Syntax check" warning goes away. One of the messages from that file that causes the bug: > msgstr[0] "" > "<p>Вспомогательный сертификат удостоверяющего центра</p><p align=\"center" > "\"><b>%4</b></p><p>вашего сертификата S/MIME, используемого для подписи</" > "p><p align=\"center\"><b>%2</b> (номер %3),</p><p>истекает менее чем через %" > "1 день.</p>" Reproducible: Always
I cannot reproduce this, but also I don’t think Lokalize has ‘syntax checks’ at the moment. Can you confirm this issue no longer applies to Lokalize?
Correct. The syntax checks feature was lost at some point.