Passed the core text of a tu that originates from a format that doesn't
necessarily map to well-formed XML (non-XHTML HTML, for example), verify
that the only tags present are bx, ex and x tags (for our implementation,
at least).
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file) back
to the original HTML format, using the skeleton and format files that
were generated when the XLIFF file was created.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file) back
to the original HTML format, using the skeleton and format files that
were generated when the XLIFF file was created.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file) back
to the original format used by the content.xml component of an
OpenOffice.org OpenDocument Format odt file.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file) back
to the original format used by the content.xml component of an
OpenOffice.org OpenDocument Format odt file.
Convert the content.xml and styles.xml files (within an OpenOffice.org
OpenDocument Format odt file) to XLIFF, creating xliff, skeleton and
format files as output.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file) back
to the original HTML format, using the skeleton and format files that
were generated when the XLIFF file was created.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file) back
to the original HTML format, using the skeleton and format files that
were generated when the XLIFF file was created.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file) back
to the original HTML format, using the skeleton and format files that
were generated when the XLIFF file was created.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file) back
to the original HTML format, using the skeleton and format files that
were generated when the XLIFF file was created.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file)
to a GNU Portable Object (.po) file, based on the original Portable
Object Template (.pot) file.
Convert one set of targets (in the translation units of an XLIFF file)
to a GNU Portable Object (.po) file, based on the original Portable
Object Template (.pot) file.
For the present, we can assume that signals the end of core text
(since the only other occurrence of the mrk tag is as an "empty" mrk
element with mtype='x-mergeboundary').
Passed the "from" and "to" types of a conversion request, as well as
the file name of the "from" file (with the full path specified) return
an appropriate converter that knows how to perform the conversion.
Provides classes and interfaces for converting files in formats such
as HTML, OpenOffice Text, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Rich Text Format (RTF) and
Maker Interchange Format (MIF) to XLIFF (XML Localisation
Interchange File Format).
Passed a String that contains a the text of a "paragraph," a
segment boundary type indicator and the locale of the text in the string,
divide the input string into segments, marking each segment's "cores."
Return an array of segment objects.
Passed a String that contains a the text of a "paragraph," a
segment boundary type indicator and the locale of the text in the string,
divide the input string into segments, marking each segment's "cores."
Return an array of segment objects.
This class merges the following:
The pseudoSkeleton stream generated as XLIFF is created
from XML.
The original HTML stream from which the XLIFF was created.
Passed the name of an XLIFF file and a target Locale, read the strings for
the specified locale from the file and place them in a HashMap for
later access.
Mark the core text of a translation unit: Passed a string to be stored in
a trans-unit source or target, determine if
the string consists exclusively of white-space and/or tags.
Mark the core text of a translation unit: Passed a string to be stored in
a trans-unit source or target, determine if
the string consists exclusively of white-space and/or tags.
Mark the core text of a translation unit: Passed a string to be stored in
a trans-unit source or target, determine if
the string consists exclusively of white-space and/or tags.
Merge a temporary skeleton input stream with the original native
input stream to yield the final skeleton that can be used to export
XLIFF documents and yield a document in the original native format, but
in a different language.
A Charset implementation that maps between the "7-bit" ASCII (well, it is
actually 8-bit ASCII ...) used by FrameMaker's Maker Interchange Format (MIF)
to/from Unicode (UTF-8).
This class reads from a non-FrameRoman-encoded (likely) input stream
and echos the input to an output stream, unescaping MIF characters of the
format "\xab " (where a and b represent hex digits).
This class merges the following:
The pseudoSkeleton stream generated while XLIFF was created
from the original Maker Interchange File input.
The original MIF stream from which the XLIFF was created.
This class merges the following:
The pseudoSkeleton stream generated as XLIFF is created
from XML.
The original ODF stream from which the XLIFF was created.
Passed the full text of a Translation Unit source or target (including
core start and end markers) and new core text, replace the old core
text with the new and return the new full text
Method (inherited from Default Handler or one if its ancestors)
that sets the "locator"--in this case the org.xml.sax.helpers.LocatorImpl
class--which has methods that (among other things) return the current
line and column numbers in the stream being parsed.
Passed the core text of a tu, verify that there is a one-to-one
relationship between bx and ex tags (related by their rid's), and that
they are properly nested.
This class merges the following:
The pseudoSkeleton stream generated as XLIFF is created
from the original XLIFF input.
The original XLIFF stream from which the "normalized" XLIFF was created.
This class merges the following:
The pseudoSkeleton stream generated as XLIFF is created
from the original XML input.
The original XML stream from which the XLIFF was created.