CafeTran

Whenever I press Ctrl+Enter to navigate to the next untranslated segment, this keyboard shortcut is intercepted and triggers the following macro:

This is not a good approach!

As it turns out, the first pause varies very much, depending on the TM.

Perhaps it's a better approach to adjust the start and end of the segment just before navigating to the next untranslated segment.

This, of course, requires some flexibility of the user: she shouldn't bother about incorrect start and end, before pressing CTRL+Enter (since the macro will fix them).

Something like this:

As it turned out, an extra IF statement is needed, to exclude the New term dialogue box (which also uses CTRL+Enter):

There will be some more modifications necessary:

• If the start of a segment contains a tag, this tag will get destroyed by adjusting the segment start
• If the end (and possibly the start) of a segment contains a quotation mark, other than the source segment, the adjusting of the end will lead to problems.

Errors like this:

I can prevent this by adding some extra IF statements, but it's clumsy.

>if the start of a segment contains a tag, this tag will get destroyed by adjusting the segment start

I'll add a post in the Problems forum ...

https://cafetran.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/6000063281

I've added an extra IF statement to trap closing quotes (the adjust segment end feature isn't tolerant for deviating quote characters):

Added some lines to prevent unwanted change of quote characters at segment end: