On 10:01 Fri 15 Oct , Martin wrote: > On 19:07 Thu 14 Oct , Martyn Russell wrote: > > On 14/10/10 17:11, Martin wrote: > > >Hello, > > > > Hi, > > > > >After trying the alternatives, I found Tracker and I am liking a lot so > > >far. A > > >big fat thank you to all developers on this list. > > > > You're most welcome. > > > > >There is one thing that would > > >make it perfect for me though: Being a translator I use TMX translation > > >memories > > >(http://xml.coverpages.org/TMX-SpecV13.html) and XLIFF files > > >(http://docs.oasis-open.org/xliff/xliff-core/xliff-core.html). Both are > > >XML-based file formats, yet tracker doesn't track them. How difficult > > >would it > > >be to make tracker learn them? > > > > We already have the tools for XML voodoo, we just need an extractor > > to handle it really. Care to write one? the HTML extractor might be > > a good place to start ;) > > I am not much of a programmer, all I know is some real primitive bash > scripting > and a tiny bit of perl. > > Nonetheless I am interested. How would I get started? Is there a XML catalog > to > add dtd's and XML schemas? What are the tools for XML voodoo? > Sorry to be insistent. Why can't it index them at least like plain-text files, with all the tags? That would be enough for my purposes. Some other indexing software does this, but I like tracker better and would like to continue using it. Thanks for you time,
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