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Subject: [xliff-comment] XLIFF and resizing information
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Hi All, I’m trying to understand how XLIFF should handle resizing
information. Let’s take for instance Windows resource dialog with NO caption
and two controls, label and edit box. IDD_DIALOG1 DIALOG DISCARDABLE 0, 0, 96, 28 STYLE WS_POPUP | WS_CAPTION | WS_THICKFRAME FONT 8, "MS Sans Serif" BEGIN
EDITTEXT
IDC_EDIT1,35,7,53,14,ES_AUTOHSCROLL LTEXT
"Label:",IDC_STATIC,13,9,23,8 END All of them should be resized and only label should be translated. With label I have no question: <trans-unit>
contains text to translate in <source> element, coordinates
in coord attribute. Localized text locates in <target> element and Localized
coordinates in <target>‘s coord attribute. Edit box has no text to translate. What should I do? Create <source>
and <target> elements with no text? Dialog is grouping element and also has no text to translate. So logically
dialog's coordinates go to <group>’s coord attribute, but where locale version of dialog coordinates should be located? According
to specification <group> should not have <target> node. If I have to create additional translation unit to hold locale version
of group's coordinates, that looks very inelegant. In general, in my opinion <group> and <trans-unit> have a
lot in common, may be better to combine them together in one element and add some
attribute like ‘container=true’? Please let me know, especially in you have information about some RC <->
XLIFF converter. Thanks, Nikolai. |
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