// Basically, it just allows you to represent a number or count in different ways
// depending on the number... like, with count_ordinal you can provide integers
// and retrieve 1st, 2nd, 3rd, nth ordinal numbers in a clean and simple way.
-
- switch(mod(floor(interval), 100))
+ if(floor((mod(interval, 100))/10) * 10 != 10) // examples: 12th, 111th, 213th will not execute this block
{
- // if the first two numbers are 11,12,13, use nth for output
- case 11:
- case 12:
- case 13:
- { return sprintf(_("%dth"), interval); }
-
- default:
+ // otherwise, check normally for 1st,2nd,3rd insertions
+ switch(mod(interval, 10))
{
- // otherwise, check normally for 1st,2nd,3rd insertions
- switch(mod(interval, 10))
- {
- case 1: return sprintf(_("%dst"), interval);
- case 2: return sprintf(_("%dnd"), interval);
- case 3: return sprintf(_("%drd"), interval);
- }
- return sprintf(_("%dth"), interval);
+ case 1: return sprintf(_("%dst"), interval);
+ case 2: return sprintf(_("%dnd"), interval);
+ case 3: return sprintf(_("%drd"), interval);
+ default: return sprintf(_("%dth"), interval);
}
}
+ else { return sprintf(_("%dth"), interval); }
+
return "";
}