Okapi Components
XLIFF Conversion Utility
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- The utility set identifier for this utility is: oku_set04
- The utility identifier is: xliffconversion
The XLIFF Conversion utility allows you to convert input XLIFF documents into other formats.
The common parameters are the options specified from the application calling the utility rather than in the options dialog box of the utility itself. For this utility the common parameters you need to specify are the following:
| Files of the first input list | - Needed (the XLIFF files to convert) |
| Root for the first input list | - Not Needed |
| Files of the second input list | - Not Needed |
| Root for the second input list | - Not Needed |
| Files of the third input list | - Not Needed |
| Root for the third input list | - Not Needed |
| Input language | - Not Needed |
| Output language | - Not Needed |
| Input default encoding | - Not Needed |
| Output default encoding | - Not Needed |
| Location and names for output files | - Needed |
Output format -- Select the output format. The following formats are available:
<trans-unit>
element is converted to a TMX <tu> element with two <tuv>
created from the XLIFF <source> and <target>
elements.Use the following content for <x ctype='lb'/> -- Set this option
to use the specified text as the content of the <x/> elements that
have a ctype attribute set to "lb" (line-break).
Mark as additional inline codes the text parts matching this regular expression
-- Set this option to use the specified regular expression to be use against the
text of the <source> and <target> content, in
addition to the existing inline codes already in the XLIFF document.
Edit Expression -- Click this button to edit the regular expression and its options.
See the Regular Expressions section for more information about the syntax and rules for building regular matching patterns.