Hi! One of my customers is switching to another system and file format. We now have bulletpoints while did not have them in the old files, so we don't have them in the TM. Is there any possibility or workaround to add the bulletpoints to the translation coming from the TM?
Thnx a lot.
Burim
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Hi Burim,
You can make that text do this:
Try the TM and file example attached:
TM is de(DE) -> en(GB) and the two rules I added are in it. I copy pasted the bullet to create the rule.
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Paul
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I used \s for the space. Check the rules. All you really have to do now is filter on the bullets, copy source to target, change status to translated (for your stats) and then lock them. Now filter on unlocked and you don't have to worry about them at all.
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Aha, I see. Just didn't know what the s stands for. I checked the word file once again. It doesnt even to be a space in the original file, please have a look to the screenshot. It's done with te rulers.
I tried to attach a word file earlier, but I didn't know how. Is it possible to attach a file?
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Burim
So it's probably a tab... change the \s for a \t
It's just regex. You can add a file the same way you just added that image.
Paul
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Of course, "just regex"... That one with the tab works great.
Lots and lots of thnx!!!
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Burim
Unknown said:Wow, that looks brilliant, thanx a lot! This would help save a lot of hours stupid copy pasting bullet points. I just have to check now if I get the same amount of spaces after cleaning the files. Or do I have to copy the bulletpoint with spaces into the rules?
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Burim
I use a segmentation rule just like Paul has suggested for files that I can segment myself. When that's not possible because the client has provided a pre-segmented file and they want exactly that file to be used, I do one of two things: either 1) manually split the segment after the bullet, which works fine and can be done quickly with a shortcut (I use Alt+T for Split Segments) if it's just a few segments, or 2) quickly add the bullet via an AutoCorrect entry that I've called "blt" and inserts a • character.
Unknown said:Or do I have to copy the bulletpoint with spaces into the rules?
One space is enough as in Paul's example. If there are any other spaces between the bullet and the text, they will be still be there when you produce your target file, in other words, since the spaces will no longer be part of a segment, they will be untouched by the translation process.
Edit: Sorry, I hadn't read the message about the tabs.
Unknown said:Or do I have to copy the bulletpoint with spaces into the rules?
One space is enough as in Paul's example. If there are any other spaces between the bullet and the text, they will be still be there when you produce your target file, in other words, since the spaces will no longer be part of a segment, they will be untouched by the translation process.
Edit: Sorry, I hadn't read the message about the tabs.
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