Kelly Edward

Hi!

Unfortunately, there aren't such events for translation results or term recognition.

But when you create a terminology/translation provider, then you can create your own events for that purpose.

If you're not, then you just have to find some other way of doing that, for example by using

1. _editorController.ActiveDocument.ActiveSegmentChanged and then check to see if there are any relevant translation results on which you want to act by using:

_editorController.TranslationResultsController.TryGetCurrentTranslationResults()

2. _editorController.ActiveDocument.SegmentConfirmationLevelChanged which is triggered by a received translation if this option is on:

Kelly Edward

Hi!

Unfortunately, there aren't such events for translation results or term recognition.

But when you create a terminology/translation provider, then you can create your own events for that purpose.

If you're not, then you just have to find some other way of doing that, for example by using

1. _editorController.ActiveDocument.ActiveSegmentChanged and then check to see if there are any relevant translation results on which you want to act by using:

_editorController.TranslationResultsController.TryGetCurrentTranslationResults()

2. _editorController.ActiveDocument.SegmentConfirmationLevelChanged which is triggered by a received translation if this option is on:

Thanks Lot !!

This is one that I had in my mind when I writing this HelpMe post.

Emanuel Albu said:

But when you create a terminology/translation provider, then you can create your own events for that purpose.

I had no experience in making my own Event (including TM/TB provider), though.. it looks like its my own homework.

And, your Two(2) tips are quite common to me. Easy to use bandaid though not that much reliable style.

OK

I had to try.

Thanks again, really.

You are very welcome!

Just remember to add a little bit more info on what you're trying to achieve, in your future posts. That way, you will get a more specific answer.