The statistics in the project_stats.txt file (and on screen) have been extended with the following elements:
Total, remaining, unique segments per file
Unique words, Unique Characters with / without spaces per file
Note that unique segments per file is the number of unique segments in
this file that appear in no other files across the project. The unique
words/characters per file have a similar definition.
Consequently, the sum of unique segments per file is not necessary equal to the number of unique segments in the project when there are more than one file in the project.
Didier
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The computation mode for unique segments/words/etc. has been changed. The number of unique segments in files is now related to the order in which these segments are encountered.
With two text files in source, the first containing:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
and the second containing:
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
there will be a total of 9 unique segments in the first file, and 0 in the second one.
The total of unique segments in files will always be equal to the overall total.
"Unique Remaining" columns have been added for segments/words/etc.
Didier
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Implemented in SVN (/trunk).
The statistics in the project_stats.txt file (and on screen) have been extended with the following elements:
Total, remaining, unique segments per file
Unique words, Unique Characters with / without spaces per file
Note that unique segments per file is the number of unique segments in
this file that appear in no other files across the project. The unique
words/characters per file have a similar definition.
Consequently, the sum of unique segments per file is not necessary equal to the number of unique segments in the project when there are more than one file in the project.
Didier
The computation mode for unique segments/words/etc. has been changed. The number of unique segments in files is now related to the order in which these segments are encountered.
With two text files in source, the first containing:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
and the second containing:
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
there will be a total of 9 unique segments in the first file, and 0 in the second one.
The total of unique segments in files will always be equal to the overall total.
"Unique Remaining" columns have been added for segments/words/etc.
Didier
Closing...
This feature was implemented in the released version 2.1.7 update 3 of OmegaT.