Segmentation problems using TM after adding segmentation rules

Hi,

I decided to add segmentation rules to my TM. I worked like a charm on one project but then....from that point going forward when preparing a new project with the TM the file came out totally fragmented (into half words, letters and spaces) or even get completely stuck. What is worse, even after I decided to remove the custom segmentation rules and revert to original settings project preparation remains broken. I cannot prepare a project with a TM for pre-translation, but am forced to add the TM later, not to mention that I cannot use any custom segmentation rules in this state of affairs. What went wrong with my machine and how can I fix it?

Thank you

SPF

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  • Hi  

    If you have tried resetting your segmentation rules here:

    Trados Studio Resources menu with an arrow pointing to the Segmentation Rules option, highlighting the Reset button.

    Then it may be one of two problems (at least...)

    1. You are changing the rules on a different TM to the one you are using for your project (worth making sure... it happens!)

    2. Close Studio and restart. Studio has a habit of hanging onto settings even after you change them and the refresh often needs help

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  • Screenshot of a forum post discussing Trados Studio segmentation rules with highlighted regex code and an example of text segmentation.

    Thank you Paul, this 'hard' reset seems to have done the trick (there is an "internal" reset button as well, which seems not to have worked for some reason.) Hopefully now things will go back to normal.

    HOWEVER, The first time it did segment like a charm so I do not know what went wrong, and I do need them, for badly written or converted documents with 'dead lists' that do not "work" properly, and cannot figure out why they fucked up my project preparation sequence.

    Can you tell at a glance if they seem wrong to you?

    Is there another segmentation rule(s) for these badly written or converted documents to handle 'dead lists' that you know of, and can recommend using?

    Thanks

    SPF

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  • Screenshot of a forum post discussing Trados Studio segmentation rules with highlighted regex code and an example of text segmentation.

    Thank you Paul, this 'hard' reset seems to have done the trick (there is an "internal" reset button as well, which seems not to have worked for some reason.) Hopefully now things will go back to normal.

    HOWEVER, The first time it did segment like a charm so I do not know what went wrong, and I do need them, for badly written or converted documents with 'dead lists' that do not "work" properly, and cannot figure out why they fucked up my project preparation sequence.

    Can you tell at a glance if they seem wrong to you?

    Is there another segmentation rule(s) for these badly written or converted documents to handle 'dead lists' that you know of, and can recommend using?

    Thanks

    SPF

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    [edited by: Trados AI at 4:06 AM (GMT 0) on 5 Mar 2024]
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