On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 16:15, Sveinn í Felli <sveinki@nett.is> wrote:
Not really; Pootle can create a terminology file which you can then edit.
Terminology is mostly a word-by-word aide to have consistent terms in your
texts and can be used in Pootle itself (as well as in many offline editors).
Yes, if one uses pootle to translate; which is a perfect place to
quick fix translation bugs.
I prefer poedit for big po file transation.
Normally I work with several different TM's; one for business texts, another
for UI-strings and Help, and a specific one for networking jargon. Depends
on your language and workflow.
That is amazing and I'd want you to share the tools and the workflow of yours.
You can create those TM's with some of the Translate Toolkit on the CLI
(e.g. po2tmx); you can also do it with some of the offline-editors which
either let you add all opened files to the TM or even are capable to parse
through a folder structure of choice.
This is where it can be handy to keep archives of older files.
Now I understand why we need (various) "archived" po files at the end
of release cycles.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Translate_Toolkit>
<http://socialsourcecommons.org/toolbox/show/1107>
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer-assisted_translation>
Which ones are you using?
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