It's clear with OO.o v2, but with v1 it's different.
Dwayne Bailey wrote:
On Wed, 2005-02-02 at 14:17 +0300, Anton Danilov wrote:
It's more than 32000 records, so it won't open. Actually, I did so, but OO Calc is not the tool for l10n word counts. When you count words for l10n, you must have filters that
* Count words only in specific language (and support unicode encodings) * Can omit <xml tags></xml tags> and count only what's inside * Count only unique words
I solved this problem with a couple of perl scripts and a combination of cat, sort, uniq, and wc linux tools, although for some tasks I used OO Calc as a tool. Anyway, thanks for your follow-up.
For things in PO format you can use pocount from the Translate Toolkit - the same one that does oo2po.
I use it quite extensively to check wordcounts. I have never checked it with xml or any other tags. Might need a fix :)
Anton.
Vitor Domingos wrote:
Anton I. Danilov wrote on 01/27/2005 08:09 AM:
Hi all,
I've got two questions about the localization tools.
First, what editor is the best suitable for UTF-8 encoded files, like sdf-files from the OpenOffice UI?
OpenOffice.org Calc. Just open as an CSV file.
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