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Added support for conditionals to some more uniques (#5280)

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* Added support for conditionals to some more uniques

* Implemented a new conditional

* Added the new conditional to the translations file

* Fixed tests

* Implemented requested changes
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Xander Lenstra
2021-09-22 08:24:16 +02:00
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android/assets/jsons/Civ V - Vanilla/Policies.json
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@ -275,7 +275,7 @@
{
"name": "Rationalism",
"era": "Renaissance era",
"uniques": ["[15]% [Science] while the empire is happy", "Incompatible with [Piety]"],
"uniques": ["[+15]% [Science] <while the empire is happy>", "Incompatible with [Piety]"],
"policies": [
{
"name": "Secularism",

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android/assets/jsons/translations/Dutch.properties
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@ -1372,7 +1372,7 @@ ConditionalsPlacement = after
# In what order should these conditionals between <> be translated?
# Note that this example currently doesn't make sense yet, as those conditionals do not exist, but they will in the future.
<if this city has at least [amount] specialists> <when at war> <when not at war> = <if this city has at least [amount] specialists> <when at war> <when not at war>
#<if this city has at least [amount] specialists> <when at war> <when not at war> <while the empire is happy> = <if this city has at least [amount] specialists> <when at war> <when not at war> <while the empire is happy>

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android/assets/jsons/translations/template.properties
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@ -1306,15 +1306,17 @@ ConditionalsPlacement =
# However, you should not translate the parts between the brackets, only move them around so that when
# translated in your language the sentence sounds natural.
#
# Note that every time a new conditional is added, it will be added below and this line will have to be retranslated.
# As this will happen quite a lot in the near future, you may want to wait with translating this
# until most conditionals have been added.
#
# Example: "+20% Strength <for [unitFilter] units> <when attacking> <vs [unitFilter] units> <in [tileFilter] tiles> <during the [eraName]>
# In what order should these conditionals between <> be translated?
# Note that this example currently doesn't make sense yet, as those conditionals do not exist, but they will in the future.
#
# As this is still under development, conditionals will be added al the time. As a result,
# any translations added for this string will be removed immediately in the next version when more
# conditionals are added. As we don't want to make you retranslate this same line over and over,
# it's removed for now, but it will return once all planned conditionals have been added.
<if this city has at least [amount] specialists> <when at war> <when not at war> =
# <if this city has at least [amount] specialists> <when at war> <when not at war> <while the empire is happy> =