If the glossary contains CAT Computer-assisted translation
The sentence: CAT is a form of language translation. will not have "CAT" highlight.
See the screenshot.
Add that; OmegaT 2.6.3 did not have this issue. OmegaT 3.0.1 has this issue too.
Are you comparing 2.6.3 without tokenizer with 2.6.3 with tokenizer?
Didier
I just got comparing. They look the same. See screenshot. Left one is tokenizer specified. Right one is tokenizer unspecified (as default).
Thank you. So we know it's not a tokenizer issue (I checked with 3.1.6 and the default tokenizer rather than the English one).
OmegaT 3.0.1 has this issue too.
Have you checked with 3.0.0? (I'm trying to understand when the change happened).
I just have checked a couple of minutes ago, and yes, OmegaT 3.0.0 has this issue too. See screenshot.
Thanks. There were many changes, so I'll probably faster trying to check what happens with the debugger.
Fixed in SVN (/trunk).
Fixed in the released version 3.1.7 of OmegaT.
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Add that;
OmegaT 2.6.3 did not have this issue.
OmegaT 3.0.1 has this issue too.
Are you comparing 2.6.3 without tokenizer with 2.6.3 with tokenizer?
Didier
I just got comparing. They look the same.
See screenshot.
Left one is tokenizer specified. Right one is tokenizer unspecified (as default).
Thank you. So we know it's not a tokenizer issue (I checked with 3.1.6 and the default tokenizer rather than the English one).
Didier
Have you checked with 3.0.0? (I'm trying to understand when the change happened).
Didier
I just have checked a couple of minutes ago, and yes, OmegaT 3.0.0 has this issue too.
See screenshot.
Thanks. There were many changes, so I'll probably faster trying to check what happens with the debugger.
Didier
Fixed in SVN (/trunk).
Didier
Fixed in the released version 3.1.7 of OmegaT.
Didier