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Does 1.4.0-beta.5 have support for declarative plurals? The talk at ng-conf seemed to suggest that 1.4 might already have support for writing this syntax, but I keep getting lexer errors on the following:
<span>
<!--i18n: Plural Fun-->
{{model.numMessages, plural,
=0 { You have no new messages }
=1 { You have one new message }
other { You have # new messages }}}
<!--/i18n-->
</span>
I was curious if this is because declarative plural support isn't in any angular release yet (including beta), or because I was doing something wrong.
Thanks!
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I see #11152 now, which, if I understand correctly, indicates that this support is yet to be merged into beta, but it would be great to get a read on when i can start playing with this.
That PR should get merged in sometime soon. Definitely this week. Feel free to patch the PR in—there's not many significant changes that are expected to be made to it.
Does 1.4.0-beta.5 have support for declarative plurals? The talk at ng-conf seemed to suggest that 1.4 might already have support for writing this syntax, but I keep getting lexer errors on the following:
I was curious if this is because declarative plural support isn't in any angular release yet (including beta), or because I was doing something wrong.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: