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Can I merge xliff files during project creation and get single xliffs back?
Thread poster: Erik Freitag
Erik Freitag Germany Local time: 03:37 Member (2006) Dutch to German + ...
Nov 29, 2018
Dear colleagues,
I know that it in Studio 2017, it is not possible to merge sdlxliff source files into one sdlxliff and get the single sdlxliff files back after translation.
Is the same true if the source files are xliff instead?
Many thanks in advance, kind regards, Erik
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Samuel Murray Netherlands Local time: 03:37 Member (2006) English to Afrikaans + ...
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Nov 29, 2018
Erik Freitag wrote: I know that it in Studio 2017, it is not possible to merge sdlxliff source files into one sdlxliff and get the single sdlxliff files back after translation. Is the same true if the source files are xliff instead?
It is my understanding that file merging only works on SDLXLIFF files. This means that any other file type (including generic XLIFF) will be converted to SDLXLIFF first, and then you can merge them (but not split them again, as usual).
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