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hindi_linguist India Local time: 01:04 English to Hindi + ...
Apr 30, 2013
Hello,
I am looking forward to discuss with the Prozians about various regular expressions (regex). How you are using the regex. Please share the most common regex here.
Thank You,
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FarkasAndras Local time: 21:34 English to Hungarian + ...
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Apr 30, 2013
First, a good resource for learning: http://www.regular-expressions.info/ The most common regex is probably s/ +/ /g I'd guess... or not. It doesn't matter much. It's very difficult to give meaninful general regex advice. If you need help creating or troubleshooting regex, post the particulars. Note that Trados used to have a wonky regex engine without backreferences (supposedly fixed now... See more
First, a good resource for learning: http://www.regular-expressions.info/ The most common regex is probably s/ +/ /g I'd guess... or not. It doesn't matter much. It's very difficult to give meaninful general regex advice. If you need help creating or troubleshooting regex, post the particulars. Note that Trados used to have a wonky regex engine without backreferences (supposedly fixed now). If you're using an old release, don't be surprised if your () - \1 replacements don't work. ▲ Collapse
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Piotr Bienkowski Poland Local time: 21:34 English to Polish + ...
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Apr 30, 2013
Hi Hindi Linguist,
I think I use regular expressions a lot, but I can't give you specific examples, because it all depends on what you want to achieve. Here's what I use them for:
1) Trados Studio
a) for segment filtration b) in the Terminjector plugin regular expresions file c) in the Find and Replace dialog (that's two different flavors of regular expressions in one piece of software).
I think I use regular expressions a lot, but I can't give you specific examples, because it all depends on what you want to achieve. Here's what I use them for:
1) Trados Studio
a) for segment filtration b) in the Terminjector plugin regular expresions file c) in the Find and Replace dialog (that's two different flavors of regular expressions in one piece of software).
2) UltraEdit for preprocessing of text files that I feed to the LF ALigner tool
3) I sometimes even use the MS Word flavor of regular expressions, the most common tasks being to replace multiple spaces with one. Here's one example:
Find: ^32{2;} Replace with: [type a single space in this box.
Regular expressions are a powerful tool and can save you a lot of work if you know what you are doing. I read the whole owl book* once
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