Readme says that Jed ignores the first element of the translated array, but that's no longer the case.

[emosesSfdc]

In commit 8cc3736, it looks like the expected format of locale_data changed so that the first element of the translated data array is no longer supposed to be a null. That's at odds with what's on the doc site http://slexaxton.github.io/Jed/ and a lot of the examples on the web. po2json, which I was using to parse my po files, doesn't output the right format anymore. Please update the doc and examples.

[SlexAxton]

I think that commit fixes that. Let me know if you see something I got wrong.

[emosesSfdc]

I think that fixes the doc, thanks.

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I think that commit fixes that. Let me know if you see something I got
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Thanks for the quick response, by the way.

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I think that fixes the doc, thanks.

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[emosesSfdc]

Hi again, Alex (cc Mike Edwards, maintainer of po2json),

So, I just started working with Jed this week, and one of the tools I
was using per the recommendation of some website I stumbled across is
po2json. It hadn't been updated for 1.1 with the new format, but it's
author and I were trying to puzzle out exactly what plural forms should
look like. Would you mind taking a look at this pull request? Also, please
forgive my lack of knowledge of either version, I'm not really sure how
things are supposed to look since I've never actually used this stuff
before.

https://github.com/mikeedwards/po2json/pull/32/files#r20185280

The problem is that a plural form used to look like:

"%d shirt": [
"%d shirts",
"una camisa",
"%d camsias"]

with the plural key in the value array, and now we're not sure what it
should look like. Is it like this?

"%d shirt": ["una camisa"]

"%d shirts": ["una camisa", "%d camisas"]

On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 1:41 PM, Evan Moses emoses@salesforce.com wrote:

Thanks for the quick response, by the way.

On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 1:27 PM, Evan Moses emoses@salesforce.com wrote:

I think that fixes the doc, thanks.

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I think that commit fixes that. Let me know if you see something I got
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Merging this with #36