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The project has been completed by OmegaT 2.6.
But when I open it by OmegaT 3.0.0, it turned into incomplete.
Number of total segments is on the increase and also remaining segments too.
I cheked file filters options, but they remain default values.
How to keep a finished project be intact in OmegaT 3.0?
A screenshot in diff by WinMerge.
The omegat folder of your project does not contain segmentation.conf and filters.xml, making it very difficult to analyse something.
Can you repost a project with those files?
Didier
Sorry for missing files.
Re-post.
Thank you for the files.
Now that I have the options, it seems that it's not a segmentation issue, but that the option Remove leading and trailing tags is not working as it should.
I have changed the title accordingly.
Didier
Fixed in SVN (/trunk) for the XML filters.
The behaviour still has to be fixed in the HTML filter.
Didier
The HTML filter is fixed, too.
Didier
Fixed in the released version 3.0.1.
Didier
There still is an incompatibility between 2.6 and 3.1, which seems to be related to handling. 3.1 strips tags better when there are leading/trailing non-breakable spaces (tested for html filter).
Examples:
<p> <input tabindex="100" type="radio" name="P" value="R"> R </p>
<p><input name="Q" type="checkbox" value="J">
<span class="x">(blah!)</span></p>
<p><span class="w" id="1"></span> <span id="2"></span> <span id="3"></span> (blah <span id="4" class="a b"></span>)</p>
Can you post the (wrong) result as it appears in OmegaT?
Didier
3.0:
R
(blah!)
(blah <s0></s0>)
2.6
<i0> R
<s0>(blah!)</s0>
<s0></s0> <s1></s1> (blah <s2></s2>)
Last edit: Martin Fleurke 2013-06-12
Despite the fact that it obliges to revalidate the segments, do you consider it globally an improvement, or a regression?
Didier
Its an improvement, and In my case it were only about 15 segments of many thousands. I can live with that.
I mentioned it mainly for the record.
Thank you for the report, it is useful to know the differences.
Yes, I knew Alex improved handling of , but hadn't seen so far a concrete result.
Didier