fix maltese plurals #796
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fix maltese plurals #796
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Important disclaimer: I just came across babel (thanks for the great library btw.) and I know very little about localisation and nothing about Maltese, but I just came across this issue and thought it might be worth it to report it.
I created files with
pybabel init -i messages.pot -d . -l langcodefor a lot of languages and then tried to load them usingTranslations.load().But weirdly enough for
mtI gotValueError: invalid token in plural form: =.I looked at the pluralisation rule and while I know nothing about how it works, the syntax looks similar to C, so I tried to write a C program with this line pasted and that's when I noticed that the
=>should probably be a>=.