Escaping "%@" expression

[overpas]

Is there a way to make Twine generate the %@ character sequence in the output localization files? By default @ is replaced with s

[overpas]

The only way to do it I've discovered is to separate % from @ with \ufeff, but this character might be encoded differently on different platforms

[scelis]

Hello, is this still an issue? Can you please provide a sample twine file and command that demonstrates your issue? %@ should be used for iOS localization files. Android uses %s