Do we need Xbench? Iniziatore argomento: Hans Lenting
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Hans Lenting
Paesi Bassi
Membro (2006)
Da Tedesco a Olandese
I re-installed Xbench 2.9 because I wanted to test some conversion (from TMX to tab-delimited). I had a look at the QA checks of 3.0:
QA Features
✔ Execute user-defined checklists. Checklists are user-defined searches that you can run in batch against your ongoing translation. For example, with checklists you can search for banned words or typical translator pitfalls.
✓ Find alphanumeri... See more I re-installed Xbench 2.9 because I wanted to test some conversion (from TMX to tab-delimited). I had a look at the QA checks of 3.0:
QA Features
✔ Execute user-defined checklists. Checklists are user-defined searches that you can run in batch against your ongoing translation. For example, with checklists you can search for banned words or typical translator pitfalls.
✓ Find alphanumeric mismatches
✔ Find CamelCase words in the source text without a match in the target text and CamelCase words in the target text without a match in the source text
✔ Find double blanks
✔ Find number mismatches
✔ Find repeated words
✔ Find segments whose target text matches the source text (potentially untranslated text)
✔ Find segments with the same source text and different target text
✔ Find segments with the same target text and different source text
✔ Find tag mismatches
✔ Find terminology mismatches against a list of key terms
✔ Find unpaired symbols (i.e. unpaired parentheses, square brackets, or braces)
✔ Find untranslated segments
✔ Find UPPERCASE words in the source text without a match in the target text and UPPERCASE words in the target text without a match in the source text
✔ Spell-check translations (requires downloading the language dictionary with Tools->Spell-Checking Dictionaries)
❌ Find unpaired quotes
❌ Find URL mismatches
All checked checks are covered in CafeTran Espresso. For alphanumeric mismatches, you'll have to define non-translatables. Same for URL mismatches. For unpaired quotes you have to use a regular expression like:
Will try to create an expression.
Adapt it to the quotes that you use in your target language.
I'll post a request for feature for this check. ▲ Collapse
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Hans Lenting
Paesi Bassi
Membro (2006)
Da Tedesco a Olandese
AVVIO ARGOMENTO | Something like this? | Oct 13, 2022 |
Hans Lenting wrote: For unpaired quotes you have to use a regular expression like:
Will try to create an expression.
Adapt it to the quotes that you use in your target language.
I found this expression:
However, it doesn't match: This is an example” of a “missing quotation mark”.
[Edited at 2022-10-13 08:26 GMT]
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Samuel Murray 
Paesi Bassi
Local time: 10:52
Membro (2006)
Da Inglese a Afrikaans
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Hans Lenting wrote:
All checked checks are covered in CafeTran Espresso.
Does CafeTran also produce a report, like Xbench does?
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Hans Lenting
Paesi Bassi
Membro (2006)
Da Tedesco a Olandese
AVVIO ARGOMENTO | One step further | Oct 13, 2022 |
My brain is getting warm ...
(“[^”]+\z)|(\A[^“]+”(?
Feel free to add / improve / comment 😆
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Hans Lenting
Paesi Bassi
Membro (2006)
Da Tedesco a Olandese
AVVIO ARGOMENTO
Hans Lenting wrote: My brain is getting warm ...
(“[^”]+\z)|(\A[^“]+”(?
Feel free to add / improve / comment 😆
That one was too complicated for Proz's forum editor:
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Hans Lenting
Paesi Bassi
Membro (2006)
Da Tedesco a Olandese
AVVIO ARGOMENTO
Samuel Murray wrote: Hans Lenting wrote:
All checked checks are covered in CafeTran Espresso. Does CafeTran also produce a report, like Xbench does?
No, it doesn't.
But it is a nice idea.
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