I didn't know that! I thought that this category of characters was meant for the TM only.
Anyway, I guess that this means that I cannot have the glossary set to Match case?
Hi Hans,
Do you mean you didn't know that the "Do not match" list applies to TXT glossaries? I always assumed it applies to TMs (used for segments and/or terms), and TXT glossaries.
I am puzzled though hos this might affect the ability of making a TXT glossary case sensitive? How are the two related?
Michael
Hello Hans,
This binde-striche case seems like a good candidate for a regular expression:
|Export.*?Möglichkeiten
Igor
Hello Igor,
That would require inserting regular expressions in my big glossary. Would it be possible to work the other way around: if a dash is spotted inside a word, followed by a uppercase letter (preceded by zero ore one space), CafeTran handles this like the do not match category and ignores the dash, while the following letter is interpreted as lowercase:
Sour segment:
Anwalts-Kanzlei
Found in glossary as:
Anwaltskanzlei
Hello Hans,
I will explore how to solve it although it might involve introducing some limited fuzziness to glossary matching.
Igor
Hans CafeTran Wiki
Would it be able to introduce a way that deals with the 'crazy Bindestriche' (superfluous hard hyphens), in words like:
Folgende Export-Möglichkeiten stehen zur Verfügung:
When your glossary contains Exportmöglichkeiten?
I'm not asking for any fuzziness here, I'd just appreciate an exact solution very much. This is really slowing me down.
I also see this a lot:
Folgende Export- Möglichkeiten stehen zur Verfügung:
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