you're willing to spend hours of hacking.
AFAIK better handling of XLIFF files is looked at, but I have no idea
about how long it will take.
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the first to be exhausted on most systems out there, CPU or memory?
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So it will more or less act as a pre-translation, adding suggested
translations with match-percentage (or similar) to a template?
- Pål
Wynand Winterbach wrote:
The tool Alaa is talking about will enrich XLIFF files with TM entries.
I think that the German team (which is already using XLIFF)
Hi!
I am also very interested in such a tool :-) Could you please keep us
updated on when your tool may be available for testing?
- Pål
Alaa Abd El Fattah wrote:
On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 15:37:55 +0800
Aijin Kim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm checking the instruction of updatetm and the
I reckon this is the same issue that was answered a couple of weeks ago
on this mailing list.
For the file to appear in Pootle, you need to first copy it to the
project folder manually, then restart the server (that worked for me,
anyways).
Only after this has been done can you attempt to
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Error
'str' object has no attribute 'strings'
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Also, the project stops working altogether, only giving the error
message above.
Any suggestions as to what I might have done wrong, or any other
solutions? :-)
Regards,
Pål Eivind Jacobsen Nes
Localization Coordinator
Opera Software ASA
Samuel Murray (Groenkloof) wrote:
G'day Pål
I'm not a Pootle server guy but allow me to make some guesses (you can
tell me if I'm wrong). Also could anyone please correct me if I say the
wrong things.
The procedure so far:
Created a project, made sure it was set to XLIFF type.
Hi!
I'm currently evaluating Pootle for use with our community translators.
I have a a question regarding access rights, in particular view.
According to the documentation(1), this right has no real effect, and
indeed it does not. If I try to set defaultrights to nothing,
anonymous users are
