Use named parameters in translations

[ujuc]

hi

I translate i18n/en.i18n.json > i18n/ko.i18n.json.

1 problem..

this line Room name changed to: <em>%s</em> by <em>%s</em>
Korean translate is 방이름 변경 : <em>%s</em> 에서 <em>>%s</em>

edit <em>%s1</em> by <em>%s2</em>.
Korean translate is <em>%s2</em> 에서 <em>%s1</em>

Thanks.

[engelgabriel]

Can you do a Pull Request?

[engelgabriel]

@marceloschmidt I think we have to use name parameters.

@ujuc Can you submit your file in a Pull Request so we can test it?

[ujuc]

@engelgabriel yes 😄

[marceloschmidt]

I've started using named parameters for phrases that include more than one %s. I have already inserted the correct named parameters where you had put %s1 and %s2. Please update accordingly if needed. Thanks for your help!

[marceloschmidt]

PR ready to merge: #98

[ujuc]

👍