Hi there,
I did find regular expression that shows lesser then # of words, but I need it to be more then # of words. I am doing a PEMT job with character limits on the segments.
Thanks for any help!
Best regards,
Knut
What's the filetype? Is it a consistent number of words or characters across all segments or is it a different limit for each segment... which is why I'm wondering about the filetype?
Also, you mentioned you found an expression checking the number of words, but your job has character limits and not words. Can you explain exactly what you need? I think characters is surely more likely given the variable nature of a word.
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What's the filetype? Is it a consistent number of words or characters across all segments or is it a different limit for each segment... which is why I'm wondering about the filetype?
Also, you mentioned you found an expression checking the number of words, but your job has character limits and not words. Can you explain exactly what you need? I think characters is surely more likely given the variable nature of a word.
Paul Filkin | RWS Group
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It's a xliff file and there are two limits, one 30 and one 90. Yes, I was wrong about the words, it was character. I want to see all the segments above 30 characters, so to see how many I need to edit. It would be nice to be able to see how many is above 90 as well (I guess none of those are segments have a 30 character limit.
Hi again, I forgot to mention that the character limit filter are in place. I did not know (or did not think about the QA) that if I run a QA it will show if those segments are too long, so I can use that.
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