Use Number::Format to format numbers without the help of locales

[deb/packages.git] / templates / config.tmpl

diff --git a/templates/config.tmpl b/templates/config.tmpl
index def9bae5351a6f23bab2ec8754a9a0789225f7c5..1fee16b8b4a0245fc268afb4c50235cb96b5b32f 100644 (file)
--- a/templates/config.tmpl
+++ b/templates/config.tmpl
@@ -52,3 +52,7 @@
    sitewidemsg = { importance => "high",
                   txt => g('Please note that this is an experimental version of <a href="http://packages.debian.org/">packages.debian.org</a>. Errors and obsolete information should be expected') }
 -%]
    sitewidemsg = { importance => "high",
                   txt => g('Please note that this is an experimental version of <a href="http://packages.debian.org/">packages.debian.org</a>. Errors and obsolete information should be expected') }
 -%]

+[%# @translators: . = decimal_point , = thousands_sep, see Number::Format %]
+[%- USE num = Number.Format( decimal_point => g('.'),
+                            thousands_sep => g(','),
+                            decimal_fill  => 1 ) -%]