The default XPath is: to character entitiesĬomma-separated list of character references required in the output file. I tried several (Counterparts Lite, XLiff Editor, XLIFFTool, iXLIFF).

So, I am trying to find a good macOS Editor that could do the job. I know I could use the 4DPop XLIFF database outside of my application, but it does not really fit my expectations. The base node (context node) for the XPath evaluation is the unit element. But I also need to work with several other people for some specific translation. The context must be in the unit element or unit descendants. This option will be applied only if Segment XLIFF is also enabled.Ĭopy source to empty target if segment is not importedĢ.0 Only Represent text with attribute 'translate=no' as non-translatable tagsĬontext must be in either trans unit in elements context-group or context with context-type attributes. XLIFF linebreak and pagebreak tags create new segments. This behavior cannot be changed by enabling/disabling the Segment XLIFF option or adjusting segmentation rules. If the target segment is empty, the text in the source element is segmented. To push the segmentation, change it to 'yes'. If selected but one element is still one segment, the reason can be that the attribute canResegment='no' is present in the file. This may result in multiple sentences per segment. If not selected, one element will be one segment. No more messing around with the XML format, or worrying about file corruption. Segments imported as Confirmed are saved to the project translation memory in Write mode. Xliff Editor provides the easiest way of editing your XLIFF files. Only a in a is supported (according to XLIFF 2.0 standards). Files with ICU messages cannot contain any inline elements.ĭata from the element will be displayed in the Context window. ICU messages are automatically converted to Memsource tags.

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