A step by step guide to setting up Lokalize & svn for translations
Raghavendra Kamath
raghu at raghukamath.com
Sat Aug 29 06:18:19 BST 2020
On Friday, 28 August, 2020 12:23:05 PM IST Guntupalli Karunakar wrote:
> I assume you manually adding terms in Lokalize for glossary.
Yes I and Rawcoder (another contributor) are slowly filling this to have some
commonly used terms in it.
> Another way is to create a translation memory.
>
> From Tools menu -> Manage translation memories.
> Click Create -New Translation Memory.
> Set the name (kde-hindi-tms), database to local. Set source
> (English) , target (Hindi). and click Ok.
> Then select the created entry and click Add Data.
> In the file dialog browse to the hi/ folder - where svn hindi folder
> is checked out.
> Adding this folder then it scans all the files and adds past
> translations into translation memory.
>
> When a new empty PO file is being edited, suggestions will show up,
> so some work can be completed faster.
>
> I recently finished about 60 small files using this method, in just
> about 2 hrs.
Yes I forgot to mention this thank you. I use this a lot. Thank you for giving
the detailed step
> If not using Lokalize or not having Linux system, there is another
> method, will post in another mail.
Excited to learn more about it.
--
Raghukamath
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