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I'm trying to add translation to Arabic project, in arabic there are 6 versions of the same word that is variable of both gender and count for example:
[female]
[1] v1
[2] v2
[other] v3
[male]
[1] v4
[2] v5
[other] v6
the FTL I used to achieve the result:
-add-text-female = {
$count ->
[1] اضافت
[2] اضافتا
*[other] اضفن
}
-add-text-male = {
$count ->
[1] اضاف
[2] اضافا
*[other] اضافوا
}
notification-body = {$members} {
$gender ->
[male] {-add-text-male(count: $membersCount)}
[female] {-add-text-female(count: $membersCount)}
*[other] {-add-text-male}
} {
$count ->
[one] منتج واحد
[two] منتجين
[few] {$countDisplay} منتجات
[many] {$countDisplay} منتج
*[other] {$countDisplay} منتج
}
the above works fine only if I passed the value of $membersCount
variable to the term (i.e. {-add-text-male(count: 2)}
) but when I use the variable name it doesn't work, I tried to search in the docs on how to reference variable in terms but I didn't find anything.
So my question is, is it possible achieve the result I'm after using the dynamic value of $membersCount
in terms? if so, what is the correct syntax?
If not possible how similar result could be achieved?
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