Verifying whether a specific word from source is included in target section Thread poster: Lenart
| Lenart Luxembourg Local time: 10:17
Hello, I am wondering whether SLD studio offers an option to verify, whether a specific word from a source section is included in a target section. With other words, is it possible for SDL studio to execute this rule: „If source contains word XYZ, than target has to contain word XYZ as well“ (if the XYZ is not included in target, I would like an error to pop up) Moreover, is it possible for SDL studio to execute this rule: „If source conta... See more Hello, I am wondering whether SLD studio offers an option to verify, whether a specific word from a source section is included in a target section. With other words, is it possible for SDL studio to execute this rule: „If source contains word XYZ, than target has to contain word XYZ as well“ (if the XYZ is not included in target, I would like an error to pop up) Moreover, is it possible for SDL studio to execute this rule: „If source contains word XYZ, than target has to contain word XXX“ (if the word XXX is not included in target, I would like an error to pop up) I really appreciate any help you can provide best regards, L ▲ Collapse | | | Just find and look. | Mar 2, 2017 |
Edition>Find: Find what: XYZ. Look in: Source. Then click on "Find Next" and verify with your own eyes whether the Target column includes the XYZ, or XXX word depending on the requirements. I don't know a more sophisticated and automated method. HTH AM
[Zmieniono 2017-03-02 12:49 GMT] | | | MikeTrans Germany Local time: 10:17 Italian to German + ... QA has such a function | Mar 2, 2017 |
Hello, you can do that by setting up the Verify (QA) functions; you load a termbase and check if these terms are used or are similar (a fuzzy setting is possible). Also you can define a list of words to be changed or which are disallowed. Mike | | | Nora Diaz Mexico Local time: 02:17 Member (2002) English to Spanish + ...
Another alternative is to set up a Regex rule in your verification settings. Here's an example of a similar rule for a simple check: | |
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Lenart Luxembourg Local time: 10:17 TOPIC STARTER
Thank you very much for all the answers! That is exactly what I was looking for. L | | | Lenart Luxembourg Local time: 10:17 TOPIC STARTER
I have one more question similar to the first one. Is it also possible to verify, whether all variables (words underlined in blue) from a source section are included in a target section? thank you for considering it | | | Lenart Luxembourg Local time: 10:17 TOPIC STARTER subquestion 2 | Mar 12, 2017 |
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