Removing %n in plural i18n calls

[Chusslove Illich]

> [: David Jarvie :]
> If %1 is always the plural indicator, then
>
> i18np("Folder %2 has one file", "Folder %2 has %1 files", nfiles,folder)
>
> would need to be allowed. It is alright to have the placeholders out of 
> sequence in such cases?

Yes, this is ok too. It is only illegal to skip a placeholder number 
(unless plural number), but they can be arranged in any way.

Also, it doesn't have to be %1 which is plural number, but the first 
argument which is an integer of some sort will be used as such. So it 
could as well be:

i18np("Folder %1 has one file", "Folder %1 has %2 files", folder, nfiles)

-- 
Chusslove Illich (Часлав Илић)
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