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Suppress msgfmt errors by removing c-format markers This is unfortunate, but it's the best that I could come up with. The translator, Khaled Hosny, informed me that C does not allow you to skip positional format string arguments, and printf(3) on my system agrees. It does work on glibc, but I'm not sure if gettext guarantees this. It does make other guarantees about the printf implementation above those from C, but this involves replacing the printf function if the native one doesn't provide it. So, even assuming that gettext's printf allows this like glibc's does, gettext may not replace the printf function if the native C printf provides positional arguments but does not allow skipping them. Finally, intltool-update does not seem to put the c-format marker back, which actually surprised me. So we'll see how this goes long-term.

/** @page cmd-signals Command Signals
  @signals
  	@signal cmd-added
	@signal cmd-removed
  @endsignals

  @see cmds.h

  @signaldef cmd-added
  	@signalproto
void (*cmd_added)(const char *command, PurpleCmdPriority priority,
                  PurpleCmdFlag flag);
	@endsignalproto
	@signaldesc
	 Emitted when a new command is added.
	@param command   The new command.
	@param priority  The priority of the new command.
	@param flag      The command flags.
  @endsignaldef

  @signaldef cmd-removed
  	@signalproto
void (*cmd_removed)(const char *command);
	@endsignalproto
	@signaldesc
	 Emitted when a command is removed.
	@param command   The removed command.
  @endsignaldef
*/