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dia2xliff
Export Dia diagram text to XLIFF 2.2 and import translations back
dia2xliff is a lightweight open-source Python command-line tool for translating diagrams created with the Dia diagram editor. It extracts translatable text from uncompressed .dia files and exports it to XLIFF 2.2 for translation in compatible CAT tools. After translation, dia2xliff imports the translated segments back into the Dia file and restores them to their original text elements. It preserves multiline text and XML special characters, automatically creates a backup of the original Dia... -
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Versatile open source translation editor using the XLIFF standard. It aims to provide translators with professional quality editor for both documentation and software. Features tag protection and interactive Translation Memory.
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