GlobalSight Filters

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Filters are used to define how the data in files is shown to the translator.

You can configure filters using the Filter Configuration in Data Sources->Filter Configuration. Make sure that you have permission.

GlobalSight provides many filters, mostly out of the box.

Configuring Filters

You can configure filters using the Filter Configuration. Before starting, make sure that you have permission to configure filters.

To configure filters, click Data Sources->Filter Configuration from the top menu or from Data Sources on the home page.

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Filter List

Filter Available Configurable
ASP OOB
C++/C OOB
CSS OOB
ColdFusion OOB
Excel 2003 OOB Configurable
Excel 2007 OOB Configurable
Excel 2010 OOB Configurable
Frame 9 OOB Configurable
HTML OOB Configurable
InDesign (INDD & IDML) OOB Configurable
JHTML OOB
JSP OOB Configurable
Java OOB
Java Properties OOB Configurable
JavaScript OOB Configurable
MIF Use Frame
Open Office OOB Configurable
Passolo LPU OOB
Plain Text OOB
PowerPoint 2003 OOB Configurable
PowerPoint 2007 OOB Configurable
PowerPoint 2010 OOB Configurable
Portable Object OOB Configurable
RC File OOB
Regular Expression
RTF OOB
SGML OOB
Un-extracted OOB
Word 2003 OOB Configurable
Word 2007 OOB Configurable
Word 2010 OOB Configurable
WorldServer xlz OOB
XML OOB Configurable
XSL
XPTag OOB

Configuring Internal Tags

You can now use regular expressions to protect text within segments produced by the HTML, XML, Java Properties, or Microsoft Office filters.

GlobalSight now supports the ability to define sections of text within a segment that should be protected as a tag during translation. These internal text sections can be defined with a regular expression or as fixed text. The feature is available for the HTML, XML, Java Properties, and Microsoft Office 2003 and 2007 filters. The Office 2010 filter is not yet supported.

Defining internal text

Internal text is treated as its own filter configuration, which is then referenced by the other filter configurations that use it.

To create a new internal text configuration:

  1. Click Data Sources-> Filter Configurations
  2. Click Add next to Base Text Filter
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  3. Click Add in the Base Text Filter dialog to define an internal text pattern. You can enter a static pattern or a regular expression, using Java regular expression syntax
  4. Click Save when you are finished

You can add multiple patterns, as well as enable or disable individual patterns by checking the left-most column. Click Save when you are finished.

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To apply the new text configuration:

  1. Open a new or existing HTML, XML, Java Properties, or MS Office filter configuration that you want to apply the new internal text configuration to
  2. Select your newly-created internal text configuration from the Base Text post-filter drop-down
  3. Click Save when you are finished
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Create a job normally with a file profile that uses the filter configuration that you just defined. The text that matches the Internal Text configuration is converted into a tag during import. These tags are rendered in a special color in GlobalSight's on-line editor.

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Editing Filter Names

You can edit the names of filters that have already been created.

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