Do you know a command line CAT tool ? Thread poster: Jeremy Ferrero
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A quick question for the geekiest of you
Do you know a CAT tools or other software able to execute a command line ? I mean, a soft able to execute it in a command prompt with the two files to compare as parameters.
Thanks for your time !
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| Haven't heard of one yet | Aug 4, 2015 |
Hi Jeremy,
I haven't heard of one, but it sounds interesting and cool 
These are probably not what you are looking for (they are not command line CAT tools), but this is the closest I could find for command l... See more Hi Jeremy,
I haven't heard of one, but it sounds interesting and cool
These are probably not what you are looking for (they are not command line CAT tools), but this is the closest I could find for command line related translation tools:
1) Google Translate to serve as a command-line tool
2) A CLI to sync locale files with webtranslateit.com
Cheers,
Kevin ▲ Collapse
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Hi,
Swordfish has a command line interface (CLI) that allows you to batch process files.
Regards,
Rodolfo
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Have you tried the 'diff' utility in Linux? Of course it's not a full fledged CAT tool but it sounds like you are just trying to compare two files, not necessarily query a TM or other database. In any case, diff or something like it might be a starting point, and you may be able to script together additional functionality if needed.
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| Maybe an aligner is what you need? | Aug 4, 2015 |
Jeremy Ferrero wrote:
Do you know a CAT tools or other software able to execute a command line ? I mean, a soft able to execute it in a command prompt with the two files to compare as parameters.
If you have two files, one in a source language and the other in a target language, and you would like to compare their segments (or put their contents into TMX format), you can use an aligner.
LF aligner is an excellent tool for this. It is cross platform and has a CLI.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/aligner/
| | | | | Just an aligner | Aug 4, 2015 |
Hi, thx for your reply,
Yes, I just want an aligner, not necessary an entire CAT tool.
I don't need a translation tool, just an aligner.
I search to align two files.
Best regards !
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John Holland wrote: Jeremy Ferrero wrote:
Do you know a CAT tools or other software able to execute a command line ? I mean, a soft able to execute it in a command prompt with the two files to compare as parameters.
If you have two files, one in a source language and the other in a target language, and you would like to compare their segments (or put their contents into TMX format), you can use an aligner. LF aligner is an excellent tool for this. It is cross platform and has a CLI. http://sourceforge.net/projects/aligner/
I was about to post the same thing. The OP is clear as mud, so this is just a guess. Studio also has command line capabilities, at least via the API. So if you need some kind of an analysis, that may be one option.
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