As an agency we have accumulated a great number of project templates over the years.
Looking back we would like to standardize them with regard to specific settings (such as TM search settings, file type sequence and configuration, match optimization, analysis and pre-translate settings etc.)
Is there a tool or another good way to modify specific settings to several templates in batch?
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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Hello,
You can have a look on the ApplyStudioProjectTemplate solution which is manipulating project templates. It can be found on GitHub https://github.com/sdl/Sdl-Community/tree/master/ApplyStudioProjectTemplate . Indeed, I am currently working on getting settings from the project template without "digging" too much through XML, in order to do this it is needed to first create a project, assign the template to it and after that you can get the settings from the template through Api's: Sdl.ProjectAutomation.Core, Sdl.ProjectAutomation.FileBased, Sdl.LanguagePlatform.TranslationMemoryApi. In order to add the template to a project and get a part of the settings from it you can guide from the following sample code:
ProjectTemplateReference projTemplate = new ProjectTemplateReference(applyProjectTemplate.Uri.LocalPath); //applyProjectTemplate.Uri.LocalPath represents the local path of the template from the user's local machine.
var projectInfo = new ProjectInfo
{
Name = "ProjectTemplateTWindow",
SourceLanguage = sourceLanguage
LocalProjectFolder = projectPath,
TargetLanguages = targetLanguage
};
// Create project based by the default template selected by the user.
var project = new FileBasedProject(projectInfo, projTemplate);
project.Save();
// Get settings from the project template
var settings = project.GetSettings();
var tmSettings = settings.GetSettingsGroup<TranslationMemorySettings>();
// Set the Penalties settings from the template
MulitplyTranslationPenalty = tmSettings.MultipleTranslationsPenalty.Value;
MissingFormattingPenalty = tmSettings.MissingFormattingPenalty.Value;
DifferentFormattingPenalty = tmSettings.DifferentFormattingPenalty.Value;
AutoLocalizationPenalty = tmSettings.AutoLocalizationPenalty.Value;
TextReplacementPenalty = tmSettings.TextReplacementPenalty.Value;
// Set the Search settings from the template
MinScore = tmSettings.TranslationMinimumMatchValue.Value;
MaxResults = tmSettings.TranslationMaximumResults.Value;
MinConcordanceScore = tmSettings.ConcordanceMinimumMatchValue.Value;
MaxConcordanceResults = tmSettings.ConcordanceMaximumResults.Value;
With kind regards,
Florentina-Lucia Caputa
With kind regards,
Florentina Caputa
Hello,
You can have a look on the ApplyStudioProjectTemplate solution which is manipulating project templates. It can be found on GitHub https://github.com/sdl/Sdl-Community/tree/master/ApplyStudioProjectTemplate . Indeed, I am currently working on getting settings from the project template without "digging" too much through XML, in order to do this it is needed to first create a project, assign the template to it and after that you can get the settings from the template through Api's: Sdl.ProjectAutomation.Core, Sdl.ProjectAutomation.FileBased, Sdl.LanguagePlatform.TranslationMemoryApi. In order to add the template to a project and get a part of the settings from it you can guide from the following sample code:
ProjectTemplateReference projTemplate = new ProjectTemplateReference(applyProjectTemplate.Uri.LocalPath); //applyProjectTemplate.Uri.LocalPath represents the local path of the template from the user's local machine.
var projectInfo = new ProjectInfo
{
Name = "ProjectTemplateTWindow",
SourceLanguage = sourceLanguage
LocalProjectFolder = projectPath,
TargetLanguages = targetLanguage
};
// Create project based by the default template selected by the user.
var project = new FileBasedProject(projectInfo, projTemplate);
project.Save();
// Get settings from the project template
var settings = project.GetSettings();
var tmSettings = settings.GetSettingsGroup<TranslationMemorySettings>();
// Set the Penalties settings from the template
MulitplyTranslationPenalty = tmSettings.MultipleTranslationsPenalty.Value;
MissingFormattingPenalty = tmSettings.MissingFormattingPenalty.Value;
DifferentFormattingPenalty = tmSettings.DifferentFormattingPenalty.Value;
AutoLocalizationPenalty = tmSettings.AutoLocalizationPenalty.Value;
TextReplacementPenalty = tmSettings.TextReplacementPenalty.Value;
// Set the Search settings from the template
MinScore = tmSettings.TranslationMinimumMatchValue.Value;
MaxResults = tmSettings.TranslationMaximumResults.Value;
MinConcordanceScore = tmSettings.ConcordanceMinimumMatchValue.Value;
MaxConcordanceResults = tmSettings.ConcordanceMaximumResults.Value;
With kind regards,
Florentina-Lucia Caputa
With kind regards,
Florentina Caputa
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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