OmegaT
Translations can be managed using OmegaT.
There is a MacOS distribution
available for download, or it can be installed via [Macports][] with
port install OmegaT. See the OmegaT
changelog for release information.
To translate xliff files from older versions of Xcode,
install the Filters
Plugin for OmegaT which is available from the Okapi Framework, following the instructions
for Mac OS X, basically, unzipping and copying the contained plug-in
Jar file to ~/Library/Preferences/OmegaT/PlugIns. Create
the PlugIns folder if it does not exist.
You may need to experiment with which versions of the plugin are
valid for the version of OmegaT. If you get an error on launching OmegaT
about unrecognised class file version in the plugin, the JVM that OmegaT
is running with is too old. Select About OmegaT from the
menu to see which version of JVM it is running with. Depending which
version of OmegaT you downloaded, it may be running with an included
JVM.
In OmegaT Preferences, select File Filters and disable
all XLIFF filters except the Okapi XLIFF filters,
e.g. XLIFF files (Okapi).
When I create a new project, I disable the
Enable Sentence-level Segmenting as I didn’t like the
behaviour. After creating a project, you can change that setting under
Project > Properties....
There is a ‘Tutorials’ section On the OmegaT Documentation page. The OmegaT for Beginners tutorial by Susan Welsh is a very good introduction.
See also:
- OmegaT not displaying source segments in bilingual XLIFF file (OmegaT support)
- xlf file show only target language (OmegaT support)
– Frank Dean - 11 Jun 2024
Related Topics: Internationalisation, iOSDevelopment, MacOSXTips, Xcode